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Human Resource Management 


Dear all,

Let's learn from the beginning about Human Resource Management (HRM).I'd like to share some of the basic ideas of HRM with you which I have found from books,journal articles ,research papers and internet.
This is only a beginning .let's exchange important information for our knowledge  in the future.
Please give your valuable feedback .

Cheers,
Pathum Senevirathne .

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