Global HR: Strategic Thinking and Talent Management in an International Workforce

Author(s): Amy Jauman

Edition: 1

Copyright: 2022

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A continuous examination of policies and practices for multinational companies in every industry is no longer a business goal for organizations today – it is a requirement for success. With contributions from a variety of HR professionals, this book provides multiple perspectives related to changes that have occurred in organizations, how leaders in HR have responded, and how decision-makers today must continue to respond to their market needs.

Global HR: Strategic Thinking and Talent Management in an International Workforce examines the critical considerations human resource professionals need to consider in today’s market. With HRCI’s Global Professional in Human Resources® (GPHR®) certification exam content categories as a guide, readers will have the opportunity to learn about emerging trends and long-standing international practices that have proven successful across industries.

Topics covered include international HR planning, talent management, total rewards, compliance, risk management, and other strategic and tactical concepts important in business today.

About the Contributors

Introduction

Chapter 1 Workforce Planning

Chapter 2 Global Human Resources Delivery Models

Chapter 3 Outsourcing, Offshoring, and Shared Services Models

Chapter 4 Human Resources Metrics

Chapter 5 Organic and Inorganic Growth Strategies

Chapter 6 Mergers, Acquisitions, and Divestiture in Global Organization

Chapter 7 Operating with Minimal Headcount and Using a Professional Employer Organization (PEO)

Chapter 8 Sourcing Talent at a Global Level

Chapter 9 Global Talent Assessment

Chapter 10 Alternate Work Arrangements and Leveraging Nonemployees

Chapter 11 Learning and Development Programs for a Global Workforce

Chapter 12 Performance Management

Chapter 13 International Organizations: Insights and Understandings of the International Labour Organization, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, and United Nations and Their Impacts on Labor and Employee Relations

Measuring the Return on Investment of an Empathetic and Inclusive Leadership Program: Global Technology

Chapter 14 Human Resources Systems and Employee Data Analytics

Chapter 15 Expatriate Assignments and Employee Types

Chapter 16 The Expatriation Process

Chapter 17 Overseas-Assignment Cost Analysis

Chapter 18 Visas

Chapter 19 Localizing and Relocation Considerations

Chapter 20 Cultural Dynamics

Chapter 21 Corporate Social Responsibility and Ethics Programs

Chapter 22 Total Reward Strategies

Chapter 23 Compensation Philosophies of an Expatriate Package

Chapter 24 Supplemental Pay

Chapter 25 Retirement Plan Types

Chapter 26 Global Antidiscrimination, Antibullying, and Antiharassment Policies

Chapter 27 Global Employee Investigation Plan

Chapter 28 General Data Protection Regulation

Chapter 29 Repatriation

Glossary

Amy Jauman

Dr. Amy Jauman, SMS, is an author, international speaker, and university professor in her home state of Minnesota. She focuses on using social media, experiential learning techniques, and online resources to make information meaningful to adult learners in traditional and remote business and educational environments. In 2013, after completing her social media strategy certification, she became a Certified SMS Instructor and went on to become NISM’s Chief Learning Officer. In 2017, she authored the NISM textbook Comprehensive Field Guide for Social Media Strategists: Master the Six Content Domains of the SMS Exam. Amy has a master’s degree in experiential education and a doctorate in organization development.

A continuous examination of policies and practices for multinational companies in every industry is no longer a business goal for organizations today – it is a requirement for success. With contributions from a variety of HR professionals, this book provides multiple perspectives related to changes that have occurred in organizations, how leaders in HR have responded, and how decision-makers today must continue to respond to their market needs.

Global HR: Strategic Thinking and Talent Management in an International Workforce examines the critical considerations human resource professionals need to consider in today’s market. With HRCI’s Global Professional in Human Resources® (GPHR®) certification exam content categories as a guide, readers will have the opportunity to learn about emerging trends and long-standing international practices that have proven successful across industries.

Topics covered include international HR planning, talent management, total rewards, compliance, risk management, and other strategic and tactical concepts important in business today.

About the Contributors

Introduction

Chapter 1 Workforce Planning

Chapter 2 Global Human Resources Delivery Models

Chapter 3 Outsourcing, Offshoring, and Shared Services Models

Chapter 4 Human Resources Metrics

Chapter 5 Organic and Inorganic Growth Strategies

Chapter 6 Mergers, Acquisitions, and Divestiture in Global Organization

Chapter 7 Operating with Minimal Headcount and Using a Professional Employer Organization (PEO)

Chapter 8 Sourcing Talent at a Global Level

Chapter 9 Global Talent Assessment

Chapter 10 Alternate Work Arrangements and Leveraging Nonemployees

Chapter 11 Learning and Development Programs for a Global Workforce

Chapter 12 Performance Management

Chapter 13 International Organizations: Insights and Understandings of the International Labour Organization, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, and United Nations and Their Impacts on Labor and Employee Relations

Measuring the Return on Investment of an Empathetic and Inclusive Leadership Program: Global Technology

Chapter 14 Human Resources Systems and Employee Data Analytics

Chapter 15 Expatriate Assignments and Employee Types

Chapter 16 The Expatriation Process

Chapter 17 Overseas-Assignment Cost Analysis

Chapter 18 Visas

Chapter 19 Localizing and Relocation Considerations

Chapter 20 Cultural Dynamics

Chapter 21 Corporate Social Responsibility and Ethics Programs

Chapter 22 Total Reward Strategies

Chapter 23 Compensation Philosophies of an Expatriate Package

Chapter 24 Supplemental Pay

Chapter 25 Retirement Plan Types

Chapter 26 Global Antidiscrimination, Antibullying, and Antiharassment Policies

Chapter 27 Global Employee Investigation Plan

Chapter 28 General Data Protection Regulation

Chapter 29 Repatriation

Glossary

Amy Jauman

Dr. Amy Jauman, SMS, is an author, international speaker, and university professor in her home state of Minnesota. She focuses on using social media, experiential learning techniques, and online resources to make information meaningful to adult learners in traditional and remote business and educational environments. In 2013, after completing her social media strategy certification, she became a Certified SMS Instructor and went on to become NISM’s Chief Learning Officer. In 2017, she authored the NISM textbook Comprehensive Field Guide for Social Media Strategists: Master the Six Content Domains of the SMS Exam. Amy has a master’s degree in experiential education and a doctorate in organization development.