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Using As Referencestitle Fundamentals Of Human Resource Managementedi Employers are actively involved in employee and career development activities through various strategic human resource management practices, as outlined in DeCenzo, Robbins, and Verhulst's "Fundamentals of Human Resource Management" (2019). One primary approach is workforce planning, which involves assessing current employee skills and forecasting future HR needs to ensure that staffing aligns with organizational goals (Chapter 5). Employers utilize job analysis to identify essential responsibilities, qualifications, and skills necessary for different roles, providing a foundation for targeted training and development (Chapter 5). Additionally, organizations implement recruiting strategies to attract suitable candidates whose professional growth aligns with company objectives (Chapter 6). Once employees are hired, companies often invest in training programs, mentorship, and career development initiatives to enhance skills, promote internal mobility, and foster long-term commitment. These activities demonstrate a proactive role by employers in nurturing employee potential and preparing staff for future roles within the organization. In my personal opinion, as discussed by Mary Harris and Luz Plumey, employer involvement in development activities such as mentoring programs is crucial for cultivating a learning culture and ensuring employee growth. Luz Plumey highlights the benefits of workplace tutoring, including fostering innovation, building a secure future, and strengthening professional relationships, which align with the practices outlined in the referenced HR management chapters (Choudhury, 2018; Joseph & Thompson, 2019). However, the success of such programs depends on managing potential disadvantages, such as strained mentor-mentee relationships or frustration stemming from mismatched expectations. Employers must establish structured, supportive mentoring environments that mitigate thes

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Using As Referencestitle Fundamentals Of Human Resource Managementedi Employers are actively involved in employee and career development activities through various strategic human resource management practices, as outlined in DeCenzo, Robbins, and Verhulst's "Fundamentals of Human Resource Management" (2019). One primary approach is workforce planning, which involves assessing current employee skills and forecasting future HR needs to ensure that staffing aligns with organizational goals (Chapter 5). Employers utilize job analysis to identify essential responsibilities, qualifications, and skills necessary for different roles, providing a foundation for targeted training and development (Chapter 5). Additionally, organizations implement recruiting strategies to attract suitable candidates whose professional growth aligns with company objectives (Chapter 6). Once employees are hired, companies often invest in training programs, mentorship, and career development initiatives to enhance skills, promote internal mobility, and foster long-term commitment. These activities demonstrate a proactive role by employers in nurturing employee potential and preparing staff for future roles within the organization. In my personal opinion, as discussed by Mary Harris and Luz Plumey, employer involvement in development activities such as mentoring programs is crucial for cultivating a learning culture and ensuring employee growth. Luz Plumey highlights the benefits of workplace tutoring, including fostering innovation, building a secure future, and strengthening professional relationships, which align with the practices outlined in the referenced HR management chapters (Choudhury, 2018; Joseph & Thompson, 2019). However, the success of such programs depends on managing potential disadvantages, such as strained mentor-mentee relationships or frustration stemming from mismatched expectations. Employers must establish structured, supportive mentoring environments that mitigate thes

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