International Human Resource Management Report: Ikea Case Study
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This report provides an analysis of Ikea's international human resource management practices, focusing on its operations in Australia and China. The report examines Ikea's corporate strategies and workforce-related practices in these two countries, considering factors such as the external and internal operating environment. It identifies challenges related to expatriation and workforce management, and analyzes the influence of these challenges on Ikea's overall culture. The report also explores the company's vision, mission, and sustainable strategy, emphasizing its commitment to providing value to customers. The discussion covers findings, conclusions, and recommendations for improving Ikea's performance in these international locations. The report highlights the importance of adapting to local environments and managing employees effectively to maintain a competitive advantage. The analysis includes how Ikea deals with challenges related to the dissemination of knowledge and deployment of personnel in different regions. The report provides insights into Ikea's approach to employee development, decentralized management, and its treatment of employees as co-workers. The report concludes by emphasizing the influence of political and economic factors on Ikea's profitability and competitive advantage in the furniture industry.
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