This report provides a thorough examination of Human Resource Management (HRM) practices within Nest Plc. It commences with an introduction to HRM, outlining its core functions and responsibilities, followed by an analysis of the nature and scope of HRM, including its various aspects such as personnel, welfare, and industrial relations. The report defines HRM, explores its main functions like recruitment and selection, employee relations, and training and development. It compares the best-fit and best-practice approaches, and differentiates between hard and soft models of HRM. The report delves into workforce planning, types of labor markets, labor market trends, and a PESTLE analysis of Nest Plc. The report further examines recruitment processes, including internal and external recruitment, selection methods, and onboarding. The report also covers learning, development, and training, differentiating between training and development and identifying training needs. Job and workplace design, reward management (extrinsic and intrinsic rewards), and the link between motivational theory and reward are also discussed. The report concludes by providing a detailed analysis of the key HRM functions and their impact on the company's performance.