International Human Resource Management Report: Course Name

This report delves into the critical aspects of international human resource management, highlighting the essential roles and responsibilities of an HR director within a multinational business context. The report emphasizes the importance of effective communication, analytical thinking, and leadership skills in managing diverse workforces and navigating cross-cultural issues. It underscores the need for HR directors to understand and address the challenges that arise from differing cultural backgrounds, ensuring a harmonious and productive work environment. Furthermore, the report stresses the significance of employee engagement and the ability to resolve conflicts impartially to maintain a thriving and efficient workplace. The report concludes that the HR director must possess a blend of professional competence and interpersonal skills to foster a supportive environment for all employees.

Running head: INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
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The human resource director is the fundamental pillar of a organization. The role of the
HR director is to manage the employees of the organization and maintain a proper environment
in the organization to keep the workflow smooth and enthusiastic.
A human resource director of the organization needs to be competent enough to manage
and control the employees with his own ability and intelligence. The HR director must possess
the qualities of the leadership to lead the employees to the right direction (Varma, 2013). The
next important and necessary quality of the Hr director should be then efficient communication
skill. Every multinational company possesses employees of diverse culture and it is the duty and
the responsibilities of the HR director to manage the cross-cultural issues in the workplace, so
that the issues do not turn into conflicts among the employees (Stahl, Björkman & Morris, 2012).
The cross-cultural management is one of the important theories of the human resource
management in the context of the international business. The director of the HR department must
manage and controls the cross-cultural issues in the workplace. The next qualitative competency
that a HR director needs to possess is the ability to think analytically and critically over an issue
(Bratton & Gold, 2012). Several issues can arise in the workplace among the employees, which
are to be resolves critically. The HR must possess the ability to evaluate a situation analytically
and make decisions accordingly without any partiality. According to the given international
theory of HR management, a HR needs to be able to communicative with each employee in order
to avoid any contradiction or conflicts in the workplace (Aswathappa, 2013). An effective
interaction is needed within the workplace between the employees and the HR director, which
will help the HR to understand and realize the problems and the issues present in the employees.
The above discourse concludes that the HR director of any multinational organization
needs to be competent enough to manage all the employees coming from the diverse social and
cultural context. He not only needs to be professionally competent, but also needs to be
understanding and motivating towards the employees for the easy and progressing work
environment.

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Reference:
Aswathappa, (2013). Human resource Text and cases. Tata McGraw-Hill Education.
Bratton, J., & Gold, J. (2012). Human resource management: theory and practice. Palgrave
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Stahl, G. K., Björkman, I., & Morris, S. (Eds.). (2012). Handbook of research in international
human resource management. Edward Elgar Publishing.
Varma, A. (2013). Managing human resources in Asia-Pacific (Vol. 20). Routledge.