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This 10 page paper looks at the different potential internal and external influences on HRM. The paper focuses in the different aspects of culture, what the influences are and how they can and should be managed by a HRM department. The bibliography cites 10 sources.
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divergent, some issues will impact on all companies and other may be more impacting on only certain culture type or industries. When looking
at the different influences one of the most important may be that of culture and the way this may impact form outside a company onto the employees and the way
that they will act and react. For companies moving into international markets this is important, however, it is also important at a national level. According to Trice and Bayer cultures
are collective, emotionally charged, historically based, inherently symbolic, and dynamic (Trice and Beyer, 1993). This indicates that when it comes to human issues these will have a major impact on
the way the employees work and their personal values and motivations. Norms may be seen as the behaviour that is seen as normal within that organisation, the way that employees
will automatically and instinctually react once they have been integrated into the culture. Values may be seen as the definition against which the norms are displayed or behaviour formulated. In
some organisations is may be culturally acceptable to claim a sick day when tired, in others this may be unacceptable. Values go much deeper than this. The beliefs are the
guidance that gives rise to the morals and the norms. If it is believed that a company is right and the best this will engender loyalty from belief in the
company, this may also extend to belief in the companies moral values. In the past there were a lack of frameworks that could be used to define the vaporous aspects
of culture. One of these frameworks developed in reaction to this was that of Hofstede, which is criticised as assuming there is a uniformity within different organisations in the same
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