HRM In China: Challenges and The New Trends

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SHRM 2011 Annual Conference

This session will focus on HR and HRM issues in China as well as provide information on how to manage and motivate people effectively in China.

PowerPoints/Handouts Available

Track: International HR

With the rapid recovery and development of the Chinese economy, talent management and retention has become a hot topic, particularly for MNCs. Turnover rates in China have been high, as the younger generation search for professional advancement by moving from company to company, seeking higher positions and salaries. At the same time, more and more Chinese companies are expanding through acquisition or setting up subsidiaries in foreign countries. This unique intersection of talent management challenges and globalization gives Chinese organizations a unique opportunity but may also serve as a barrier for success, because of the limited talent pool and lack of experience with cross-cultural issues. By providing data and examples, this session will discuss changes in the Chinese workforce and the challenges posed for HRM, followed by insights on how to manage and motivate people effectively in China.

Date(s) & Time(s):

Tuesday, June 28, 2011 - 7:00am to 8:15am

Presenter:

Ningyu Tang, Ph.D.

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Ningyu

Tang, Ph.D.

Dr. Ningyu Tang is a professor of Antai College of Economics and Management, Shanghai Jiaotong University. Her current research focuses on culture’s influence on HRM, leadership and change and virtual team learning. She has published papers in organizational behavior and HRM areas and she is also the author of several books, including Human Resource Management and Personnel Assessment: Theories and Practices (in Chinese). She has taught courses such as Human Resource Management, Organizational Behavior and Compensation Management to students from both academic and professional programs. Dr. Tang has won several awards for her teaching and research in China. She has consulted with more than 10 state-owned companies, joint ventures and private companies in China.

Location:

LVCC N210-212

Amount of Credit:

1.25

Credit Type:

•Global Credit

Track:

Global HR

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