About HRM Guide

What is HRM Guide?

HRM Guide is a web-only publisher of articles and news releases about HR surveys, employment law, human resource research, HR books and careers that bridge the gap between theory and practice.

What does it cost?

Nothing. The HRM Guide Network offers a huge number of entirely free pages of HR-related content and links on several different websites. You do not need to register or use passwords.

Who is it for?

HRM Guide caters for human resource practitioners, researchers and students seeking HR information predominantly in the English language.

Learners and students should look at  Student HRM, a thematically organized approach to Human Resource Management, covering all the basic subject areas:

Introduction to HRM
HRM and the business environment
The employment market
Organizational Human Resource Management
Culture and commitment
Strategic Human Resource Management
Resources: plans and strategies
Recruitment and selection
Managing diversity
Performance management
Developing people
Employee relations
Overview of HRM

Practitioners are advised to use the Australian, Canadian, New Zealand, UK or US gateways for recent articles on HR practice, surveys, legal changes and guest articles.

How do I find the latest articles?

HR Updates are provided in blog format on a regular basis. You can make your own comments about articles here.

Looking for HR Books?

We highlight a selection of HR books (many at discount prices) from Amazon online bookstores.

Can I contribute an article or recommend a book?

Guest articles, event information, news releases and books for review are welcomed. Please see our contact page for details.

Can HRM Guide help with homework?

There is a great deal of useful content to help you with your course work or assignments on our websites. However, we do not reply to emails asking for specific answers to homework queries.

Careers information

Visit the job-hunting advice and information pages. See also our sister site, JobSkills.info, dedicated to job hunting, interview techniques and other aspects of recruitment and selection

Advertising and links

HRM Guide accepts reciprocal links and relevant advertising. Please see our contact page for details.