The aim of this thesis was to assess the impact of the 'good employer' directive (s.56, State Sector Act 1988) on Human Resource Management (HRM) in the New Zealand public sector. It is suggested that the aim of the directive was to compel employers in the public sector to create an outcome of employee well-being as an objective of the HRM function. This required the use of an employee-centred model of HRM. Results show the directive impacted on HRM policy development and the use of employee-centred HRM practice in the public sector. Some valuable insights have been gained into public sector HRM and employee views about HRM. It is concluded that, whilst the directive has impacted on HRM practice, there may be problems with how the State in New Zealand seeks to define a 'good employer'. Also different functional areas of HRM appear to have a different impact on employee well-being. Only those areas of HRM considered important to employees are likely to produce desirable outcomes for employees. Also perceptions of employee well-being are related to the operationalisation of HRM practice, but not to the numbers of HRM practices.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The aim of this thesis was to assess the impact of the 'good employer' directive (s.56, State Sector Act 1988) on Human Resource Management (HRM) in the New Zealand public sector. It is suggested that the aim of the directive was to compel employers in the public sector to create an outcome of employee well-being as an objective of the HRM function. This required the use of an employee-centred model of HRM.Results show the directive impacted on HRM policy development and the use of employee-centred HRM practice in the public sector. Some valuable insights have been gained into public sector HRM and employee views about HRM. It is concluded that, whilst the directive has impacted on HRM practice, there may be problems with how the State in New Zealand seeks to define a 'good employer'. Also different functional areas of HRM appear to have a different impact on employee well-being. Only those areas of HRM considered important to employees are likely to produce desirable outcomes for employees. Also perceptions of employee well-being are related to the operationalisation of HRM practice, but not to the numbers of HRM practices. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9783836499514
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