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    Human Resource Management Policies and Practices of Best Electronics Ltd.

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    2023-01-08
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    Kazi, Sayedul Morsalin
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    Abstract
    This report explores into the Human Resource Management (HRM) policies and practices observed within Best Electronics Ltd. The aim of this exploration is to provide a comprehensive understanding of how the company manages its workforce, ensuring efficient utilization of human capital and fostering a conducive work environment. The study commences with an overview of Best Electronics Ltd., highlighting its industry presence, size, and organizational structure. It then transitions into an in-depth analysis of the HRM policies implemented by the company. These policies encompass recruitment and selection strategies, employee training and development initiatives, performance appraisal systems, and compensation and benefits frameworks. Throughout the report, the emphasis is on the evaluation of HRM practices against industry standards and best practices. A critical analysis is conducted to assess the effectiveness, strengths, and potential areas for improvement within these policies. Moreover, the report examines the alignment of HRM strategies with the overarching organizational goals of Best Electronics Ltd. The findings reveal several strengths in the HRM practices of the company, notably in its comprehensive recruitment processes, commitment to employee development, and competitive compensation structures. However, areas for enhancement are identified, such as the need for more robust diversity and inclusion initiatives and refining performance appraisal systems for increased objectivity and employee engagement. This report concludes by offering actionable recommendations to enhance the existing HRM policies and practices. These recommendations are geared towards fostering a more inclusive work culture, refining talent management strategies, and aligning HRM approaches with the dynamic demands of the industry. In conclusion, this report provides valuable insights into the HRM policies and practices of Best Electronics Ltd., offering a roadmap for continuous improvement and development in managing its human resources effectively.
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