IMPLEMENTATION OF TRENDS IN HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AS A PRECONDITION FOR BUSINESS PERFORMANCE

Authors

  • Nella Svetozarovová University of Prešov, Faculty of Management and Business
  • Tomáš Kincl University of Economics, Faculty of Management, Jindřichův Hradec
  • Jana Cocuľová University of Prešov, Faculty of Management and Business
  • Anna Burdová University of Prešov, Faculty of Management and Business

Keywords:

management, human resource, performance, trends, covid-19

Abstract

The transforming world, globalization, dynamic technological development and the massive impact of the pandemic on economic development have forced companies to make a rapid transition from a traditional to a modern approach to managing and implementing innovations and trends. This new progressive worldview on the formation of the new generations, with attributes and values typical for the past, has contributed to the process of adapting and responding to business challenges in human resources management. This article aims to analyze statistically significant differences in implementation trends of human recourses practices, more specifically in the conditions of multinational companies operating in the European area as a precondition for business sustainability and increasing their performance potential in pandemic times. We will focus on trends in human resource management - outsourcing, onboarding, age management, knowledge management and talent management in terms of the effectiveness of their implementation in the conditions of 161 multinational companies. The reason for choosing this type of companies and testing in the multinational environment is its uniqueness related to cultural diversity, workforce, communication and sharing the knowledge and innovations

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Published

2021-12-31

How to Cite

Svetozarovová, N., Kincl, T., Cocuľová, J., & Burdová, A. (2021). IMPLEMENTATION OF TRENDS IN HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AS A PRECONDITION FOR BUSINESS PERFORMANCE. Journal of Management and Business: Research and Practice, 13(2). Retrieved from https://journalmb.eu/JMB/article/view/34