What Can You do With a Graduate Degree in Human Resource Management?

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Human Resource Management is designed to help you excel in a leadership position, whether managing the personnel activities of a small growing business, a corporate department or a global corporation. You will know the practical techniques that are essential to day-to-day human resource management…from: Recruitment to training Labor relations Benefit planning Compensation Legal issues of employment Employment and Placement Managers Employment, Recruitment, and Placement Specialists

As a generalist, you might find yourself negotiating a labor agreement; designing a pay structure; developing and implementing a strategic hiring plan; optimizing business technology; performing a compensation analysis; addressing employee safety; solving personnel conflicts; managing teams effectively; resolving security issues; and more. EEO Officers Employer Relations Representatives Occupational Analysts Compensation Managers Employee Benefits Managers Training and Development Managers Labor Relations Managers

 

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Large and small organizations Finance firms Educational Institutions Financial institutions Hotel, restaurant, and retail chains Manufacturing firms Hospitals and healthcare organizations Employment and staffing agencies Professional employment organizations (PEOs) Military research organizations Test preparation companies	Government-all levels Staffing agencies Union organizations Nonprofit organizations Labor unions Federal government agencies including: Department of Labor, Employment Security Commission, Bureau of Labor Local and state government agencies

 

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