HRD in Small Organizations: Research and Practice (Routledge Studies in Human Resource Development, 6)

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In its description and analysis of the current context of research and practice of HRD in small organizations, this collection of essays provides a comprehensive and critical evaluation of current approaches. This evaluation leads to an exploration of a number and range of HRD methods as they are applied in the small organization context and provides a range of examples of research and practice which will inform and support the teaching of HRD.

Author(s): Jim Stewart, Beaver Graham
Edition: 1
Year: 2004

Language: English
Pages: 336

Book Cover......Page 1
Title......Page 4
Contents......Page 5
List of figures......Page 8
List of tables......Page 9
Notes on contributors......Page 10
Acknowledgements......Page 16
Researching and practising HRD in small organisations......Page 18
The context of HRD in small organisations......Page 22
Why HRD in small organisations may have become a neglected field of study......Page 25
Neither market failure nor customer ignorance: the organisational limitations of employee training and development......Page 43
Now you see it now you don't: comparing traditional and discourse readings of HRD in small organisations......Page 65
The big business of strategic human resource management in small business......Page 91
Approaches to HRD in small organisations......Page 120
Employee-led development in SMEs: positioning practice......Page 123
The practice of HRD in smaller firms......Page 141
HRD and knowledge migration in SME academic partnerships: the technology translator project......Page 166
Knowledge migration in an academic SME partnership: how useful is the Teaching Company Scheme as a vehicle for HRD in SMEs?......Page 185
E-learning and small organisations......Page 202
Applying HRD methods in small organisations......Page 232
The management development needs of owner-managers in manufacturing SMEs: mapping the skills and techniques......Page 235
The value of HRD in small owner-managed organisations: the role of external coaching......Page 261
Mentoring for export success......Page 282
Management development in micro and small firms in Ireland: linking management development practices to firm size, strategic type, HRM orientation and owner-manager espoused values......Page 302
Index......Page 329