This report examines critical human resource issues within organizations, focusing on areas such as recruitment difficulties, the effectiveness of training programs, and communication challenges. It explores various HR models, including the Harvard and Guest models, to provide a framework for understanding these issues. The report identifies the impact of these issues on organizational productivity and efficiency, particularly in the context of recruitment and employee selection. It then proposes practical solutions, including effective recruitment and selection practices, and the implementation of training and development programs. Furthermore, the report details the human resource planning process, emphasizing the importance of analyzing organizational objectives, assessing manpower inventory, and forecasting HR demand and supply. It also addresses the challenges and risks associated with implementing HR solutions, such as financial constraints during training sessions and communication issues during recruitment. The conclusion underscores the significance of strategic human resource management in attracting, retaining, and developing employees for the long-term success of a business venture. The report also provides a list of references for further study.