LB Brands,a Western Canada marketing company,had grown to 100 employees.Joan Farris the Vice President of Marketing spends much of her day developing and coaching people and helping to solve problems.She has a prescribed employee performance management process.She feels that decisions concerning her employee staffing,training and performance appraisals are her responsibility.Jay Carter,the Vice President of HR,feels that LB Brands must have consistent HR practices and that staffing,training and performance management decisions must be centralized in the HR department.
-Please refer to Scenario 1.1.Which of the following best defines Human Resources Management at LB Brands?

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Human Resources Management (HRM) involves an integrated approach to managing people within an organization, focusing on their effective deployment and development. This encompasses staffing, training, performance management, and other areas to ensure organizational goals are met through effective people management. The scenario with LB Brands and the differing views of Joan Farris and Jay Carter on how HR functions should be managed illustrates the complexity and integrated nature of HRM practices.

LB Brands,a Western Canada Marketing Company,had Grown to 100 Employees