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Question
Human Resource Management is a ______ as it contains an organised body of knowledge consisting of principles and techniques.
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Solution
Human Resource Management is a Science as it contains an organised body of knowledge consisting of principles and techniques.
Explanation:
HRM is considered a science because it is built upon a systematically organised body of knowledge derived from continuous research, observation, and experimentation. It utilises structured principles, theories, and formalised techniques such as standardised psychological tests for selection, scientific job evaluation methods, and structured performance appraisal systems to effectively manage human behaviour at work.
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Chapter 1: Introduction to Human Resource Management - EXERCISES [Page 8]
