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Human Resource Management by Manmohan Joshi

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Human Resource Management
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Publisher: Bookboon
ISBN-13: 9788740303933
Number of pages: 88

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In order to manage the wide variety of people working in an organization in the complex business world of today, it has become necessary to apply scientific and practical systems of managing people. This book is an attempt to provide an insight into the various elements which constitute Human Resource Management.

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