Explore BrainMass

Explore BrainMass

    Human Resource Outsourcing

    BrainMass Solutions Available for Instant Download

    Organizational Culture and Challenges Facing Human Resources

    1. Define the term "organizational culture." Discuss several areas in which HR practices and policies can affect organizational culture positively or negatively. 2. Provide an overview of six challenges facing HR today. Which ones are impacting your workplace? How?

    Problems with Outsourcing a Project

    Discuss three issues that can deter high performance when outsourcing a project. Discuss ways that these issues can be reduced or eliminated ahead of time or during the project duration.

    Outsourcing Expenditures

    The government plans to increase outsourcing expenditures dramatically in the next several years. What should organizations do to earn some of this work? How do providing goods and services for the government differ from providing goods and services for other organizations?

    Outsourcing work to other countries is problematic for organizations

    Outsourcing work to other countries is problematic for organizations. You have taken on a new client that wants to outsource much of it customer care center to another country. The driving business need for the organization is that the current call center overhead is driving down the bottom line. Moving the call center offshore

    Operations Management: Gabriela Manufacturing must decide whether to insource or outsource a new toxic-free miracle carpet cleaner that works with its Miracle Carpet Cleaning Machine.

    Operations management 1. Gabriela Manufacturing must decide whether to insource or outsource a new toxic-free miracle carpet cleaner that works with its Miracle Carpet Cleaning Machine. If it decides to insource the product, the process would incur $300,000 of annual fixed costs and $1.50 per unit of variable costs. If it

    The Ethics of Outsourcing Work

    Let's say I run a computer company and am thinking of moving my call center operation out of the U.S. and outsourcing work because of the cost of labor, high taxes, and burdensome regulation. Is that purely a business decision or should I be concerned about the ethics and morality of putting hundreds of Americans out of work?

    Human Resource (HR) Management: Large Multinational Corporations

    1. Over the last decade, why have large Multinational Corporations (MNCs) like General Electric (G.E.) increasingly outsourced jobs to foreign locations? In some cases, why have these jobs returned to the U.S.? 2. How the outsourcing of jobs (both manufacturing and "knowledge" jobs) can create additional employment opportu

    Outsourcing: The Pros and Cons

    What are the pros and cons of outsourcing and/or offshoring work globally? Include the following in the explanation: 1. A variety of functions or services 2. Legal considerations 3. Cultural issues 4. Values 5. Political considerations 6. Economic considerations

    IT & Level of Service/Outsourcing

    What are some of the ways that Information System leaders can ensure that the costs of providing a service for the company such as help desk support are aligned with the service levels and costs wanted by business leaders? Would you consider outsourcing this function? Why or why not? Can you think of any other part of Informatio

    Human Resource Management

    I need help on choosing a HRM topic and organizing the key points to discuss for a paper. Select an HRM or organizational topic, trend, or issue from below: - Expatriates and disparate HR practices-HR as practice leader. - Exclusion or inclusion of HR professional in organization-wide strategic business planning and decis

    Human Resource

    Predict two changes in the HR industry that could necessitate a change in long-range planning of HRIS needs and create a case which explains the reasons why an organization should take action regarding its HRIS based on your assessment of the future. Provide specific examples to support your response.

    Would outsourcing make sense for a manufacturing operation?

    For the data below, determine whether outsourcing of the particular manufacturing operation makes financial sense: 1. The current variable cost per unit is $10.00. 2. The current fixed costs in total is $100,000. 3. The current fixed costs attributed to this product line is $60,000. 4. The quote from an outside vendor to p

    Please assist with the scenario - Consider not thinking of HR

    Please assist with the senario - Consider not thinking of HR or Human Resource Management (HRM) in terms of positions or departments, but as a philosophy and set of guiding principles. As we move through this course, I'd like for you to consider not thinking of HR or Human Resource Management (HRM) in terms of positions or d

    Market Dynamics Influencing U.S.-Based HR Strategy

    Previously in the assignment titled "Social and Economic Dynamics Influencing HR Strategy", you focused on factors influencing HR strategies primarily outside the U.S. Now, we add the U.S. to your perspective. Look for the drivers influencing this labor market. Select one social and one economic factor that could contribute t

    Outsourcing to low cost country in spite of unemployment at home

    Some argue that investing in emerging economies greatly increases the economic development and standard of living at the base of the global economic pyramid. Others contend that moving jobs to low-cost countries not only abandons CSR for domestic employees and communities in developed economies, but also exploits the poor in eme

    The Ramifications of Outsourcing

    1.Many U.S. computer companies fear that if they do not hire foreign talent, then competitors in other countries will. What is your position on this? Explain. 2.. More companies are embracing outsourcing of all or most of its human resource management activities. Do you agree or disagree with this trend? What risks is a compa

    Managerial Accounting: Should Ski Pro Corporation make or buy the bindings?

    Managerial Accounting Details: Consider the following scenario: The Ski Pro Corporation, which produces and sells to wholesalers a highly successful line of water skis, has decided to diversify to stabilize sales throughout the year. The company is considering the production of cross-country skis. After considerable

    Human Resources Outsourcing

    What are a few of the key points that you feel are centrally important to the strategic performance, ethical and/or social responsibility issues associated with outsourcing HRM duties? In your response use relevant examples and references either from the course or additional resources. Please have at least one reference in

    Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacture Company (TSMC)

    This is a MBA Master work for Case Study of "Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacture Company (TSMC)." 1. Explain the HR transformation at TSMC. 2. Analyze the HR issues at TSMC, and current issues in Human Resources Management. How to solve problems?

    Incremental Analysis

    Mayfield Software Case Mark Pelton works for Mayfield Software. As a vendor account manager (VAM), he is responsible for Mayfield's relationship with Nelson Electronics. Nelson Electronics manufactures an ergonomic keyboard. Mayfield Software designed the keyboard and markets it, but then outsourced the manufacturing to Nelso

    MNE Strategies: Bonus vs. performance; outsourcing R&D

    You are the manager of the best-performing subsidiary in an MNE. Because bonuses are tied to subsidiary performance, your bonus is the highest of all subsidiary managers. Now Headquarters is organizing managers from other subsidiaries to visit and learn from your subsidiary. You worry that if performance at other subsidiaries ca

    Outsourcing Accounts' Receivable Function

    Cal's Carpentry is considering outsourcing its accounts receivable function. Currently, Cal employs two full-time clerks and one part-time clerk to manage accounts receivables. Each full-time clerk has an annual salary of $36,000 plus fringe benefits costing 30 percent of their salary. The part-time clerk makes $18,000 per year