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
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- 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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Places of Employment:
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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
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- 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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