This report provides a comprehensive analysis of international human resource management (HRM) practices at Tesco, a prominent British multinational retailer. It begins with an overview of the case study, highlighting the impact of globalization on Tesco's HRM, including employment patterns, training, communication, technological developments, employee expectations, and work practices. The report then explores effective management strategies for HRM in international markets, emphasizing communication, relationship-building with employees, identification of appreciation, understanding mistakes, and proper recruitment processes. Key HR practices such as employee security, selective hiring, performance-based compensation, and training in relevant skills are discussed. The report also addresses challenges in employee relations, including conflict management, salary issues, leave disputes, and career development. Finally, it proposes strategies for improving HRM in the international market, such as enhancing the hiring process, fostering diversity and inclusion, and promoting employee well-being. The report concludes with recommendations for Tesco to optimize its HRM practices in a globalized environment.