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Download JNTUA MBA 2018 May 4th Semester 14E00409 Global Human Resource Management Question Paper

Download JNTU Anantapur (Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Anantapuramu) MBA 2018 May Fourth Semester (4th Semester/2-2) Supplementary Examinations 14E00409 Global Human Resource Management Question Paper.

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JNTU Anantapur MBA 4th Sem last 10 year question papers 2010-2020 -All regulation- 2nd Year 2nd Sem


Distinguish between domestic human resource management and global human resource management.

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What are the emerging issues of global human resource management? Explain.

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Discuss Hofstede's cultural dimensions and its implication on global human resource management.

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Discuss different phases of cultural adjustments.

Discuss various approaches to international compensation.

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Define the term expatriate. Discuss various variables affecting expatriate performance.

Define performance management. Explain in detail the factors moderating performance.

Explain the need of developing global managers.

Discuss the key issues in international industrial relations.

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What are the roles of international trade unions? Explain the role of MNC's in trade union movement.

Case study:

Central Steel Door Corporation has been in business for about 20 years, successfully selling a line of steel industrial-grade, as well as the hardware and fittings required for them. Focusing mostly in United States and Canada, the company had gradually increased its presence from the New York City area, first into New England and then down the Atlantic Coast, then through the Mid-West and west and finally into Canada. The company's basic expansion strategy was always the same: Choose an area, open a distribution center, hire a regional sales manager and then let that regional sales manager help to staff the distribution center and hire local sales representative.

Unfortunately, the company's traditional success in finding sales help has not extended to its overseas operations. With the introduction of the new European currency in 2002. Mel Fisher, President of Central Steel Door, decided to expand his company abroad, into Europe. However, the expansion has not gone smoothly at all. He tried for three weeks to find a sales manager by advertising in the international Herald Tribune, which is read by business people in Europe and by American expatriates living and working in Europe. Although the ads placed in the tribune also run for about a month on the Tribune's website, Mr. Fisher so far has received only five applications. One came from a possibly viable candidate, whereas four came from candidates whom Mr. Fisher refers to as "lost souls” – people who seem to have spent most of their time travelling aimlessly from country to country sipping espresso in sidewalk cafes. When asked what he had done for the last three years, one told Mr. Fisher he had been on a "walkabout".

Other aspects of his international HR activities have been equally problematic. Fisher alienated two of his U.S. sales managers by sending them to Europe to temporarily run the European operations, but neglecting to work-out a compensation package that would cover their relatively high living expenses in Germany and Belgium. One ended-up staying the better part of the year, and Mr. Fisher was rudely surprised to be informed by the Belgian Government that his sales manager owed thousands of dollars in local taxes. The managers had hired about 10 local people to staff each of the two distribution centers. However, without full-time local European sales managers, the level of sales was disappointing, so Fisher decided to fire about half the distribution center employees. That's when he got an emergency phone call from his temporary sales manager in Germany: “I have just been told that all these employees should have had written employment agreements and that in any case we cannot fire anyone without at least one year's notice and the local authorities here are really up in arms. Boss, I think we have a problem”.

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Questions:

(a) Based on the case incident, compile a list of 10 international HR mistakes Mr. Fisher has made so far.

(b) How would you have gone about hiring a European sales manager? Why?

(c) What would you do now if you were Mr. Fisher?

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