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Asia Pacific Journal of Human Resource: Vol. 55 No. 1 January 2017

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In this issue of the Asia Pacific Journal of Human Resources we present six papers with a focus on the strategies designed to overcome the challenges faced by various groups of workers including people with disability, immigrants, and women in the Asia Pacific region. The papers include topic areas such as comprehensive literature review on the state of HRM and people with disabilities; the experiences of skilled migrants from non-English speaking backgrounds securing employment in Australia; and the links betweeen gender discrimination, the quality of leader-member relations, and career success in South Korea. We also publish important papers on high-performance work systems, succession planning, and coaching. As editors of the journal, we strongly encourage the submisssion of manuscripts that examine the role of HRM in the employment and support of Indigenous people, immigrants, people with disability, women, and older people.

The first paper by Cavanagh and colleagues presents an extensive review of research which examines the impact of Human Resource Management (HRM) and management practices on workers with physical, mental health and intellectual disabilities. The second paper by Kim and colleagues investigates the contexts that give rise to human resource departments involment in the strategic activities of the organization. The third paper by Ressia, Strachan and Bailey presents a qualitative study of the experiences of professional skilled migrants from non-English speaking backgrounds in securing employment in Australia. The fourth paper by Lin, Lin and Chang examines the complexities of the coaching relationship that often characterises the relationship between managers and subordinates. The fifth paper, by Varhegyi and Jepsen, focuses on the importance of succession planning for not-for-profit boards. And fthe final paper, by Park and colleagues, examines the relationships between gender discrimination, the quality of leader-member relations, and career success.

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658.300596 ASI

Penerbit

Milton : Wiley., 2017

Deskripsi Fisik

p. 1-148 ; 24 cm.

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English

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10384111

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658.300596

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unmediated

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Vol. 55 No. 1 January 2017

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Human resource management
Australia
Diversity
Contingency theory
Environtmental uncertainty
Industrial relations climate
Institutional theory
Downward occupational mobility
Job search strategies
Migrants
Human resource department
Coaching orientation
Implicit person theory
Leader member exchange
Executive succession
Gender discrimination
Subjective career success
Human resource management -- journal

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This work is under authorization by Australian Human Resources Institute (AHRI)

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