STRATEGIES FOR EFFECTIVE HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
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Human resource management, educational institutions, talent acquisition, performance management, employee retention, diversity equity inclusionAbstract
This article examines strategic Human Resource Management (HRM) practices crucial for the effective functioning and sustained success of educational institutions. Drawing from a synthesis of contemporary literature, it highlights the unique challenges and opportunities within the educational sector, distinguishing it from corporate environments. Key areas explored include strategic talent acquisition and retention, innovative performance management and professional development, comprehensive compensation and benefits frameworks, and the pivotal role of technology, data analytics, and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. The article argues that a proactive, multi-pronged HRM approach is essential for cultivating a high-performing, motivated, and resilient workforce capable of achieving institutional excellence and positively impacting student outcomes.Downloads
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Human Resource Management in Higher Education: Emerging Trends and Future Directions
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