What are the ideas underpinning 'soft, commitment' or 'high-road' HRM practices?

Correct answer: A. Labour needs to be treated as assets to be invested in.

  • A. Labour needs to be treated as assets to be invested in.
  • B. Employees are a cost which should be minimized.
  • C. A lack of mutuality existing between employee and employer
  • D. A disregard for unlocking discretionary effortPhysical Asset Management

Explanation

Soft or high-road HRM treats employees as valuable assets in whom the organisation should invest through development, support, and commitment. The view that labour is merely a cost to minimise belongs to hard HRM.

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