ABSTRACT

Human Resource Management in the Hospitality Industry: A Guide to Best Practice takes a ‘process’ approach and provides the reader with an essential understanding of the purpose, policies and processes concerned with managing an enterprise’s workforce within the current business and social environment.

Since the ninth edition of this book there have been many significant developments in this field and this new edition has been completely revised and updated in the following ways:

  • Extensively updated content to reflect recent issues and trends relevant to the hospitality industry including: changing labour market profiles and the ‘gig’ economy, the digital transformation of HRM practices, employer branding developments, talent management strategies, employee well-being considerations, and contemporary concerns over diversity, gender and harassment at work.
  • Five new chapters on: organizational culture, modern labour markets, emotions and well-being, careers in hospitality, and digital HRM.
  • New international case studies throughout to explore key issues and show real-life applications of HRM in the hospitality industry.

Written in a user-friendly style, each chapter includes international examples, bulleted lists, guides to further reading and exercises to test knowledge.

part 1|2 pages

The hospitality industry HRM context

chapter 1|18 pages

Background to the industry’s workforce

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

chapter 2|24 pages

The human resource management (HRM) concept

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

chapter 3|14 pages

Organizational culture

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

part 2|2 pages

Effectively resourcing the hospitality organization

chapter 4|12 pages

Modern labour markets

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

chapter 5|20 pages

Job design

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

chapter 6|24 pages

Recruitment

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

chapter 7|10 pages

Employer branding

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

chapter 8|18 pages

Selection

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

chapter 9|16 pages

Appointment and induction

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

part 3|2 pages

Developing the human resource

chapter 10|20 pages

Performance management and appraisal

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

chapter 11|18 pages

Training

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

chapter 12|16 pages

Management development

Talent management
ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

chapter 13|26 pages

Emotions and well-being at work

BySteven Goss-Turner, Conor Sheehan

part 4|2 pages

Rewards and remuneration

chapter 14|14 pages

Reward systems

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

chapter 15|10 pages

Job evaluation

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

chapter 16|10 pages

Incentives

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

chapter 17|10 pages

Employee benefits

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

part 5|2 pages

The employment relationship

chapter 18|16 pages

Labour turnover and workforce stability

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

chapter 19|12 pages

Employee relations

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

chapter 20|18 pages

Employment law

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

chapter 21|16 pages

Digital human resource management

ByIoannis Pantelidis

chapter 22|12 pages

Productivity

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

part 6|2 pages

HRM and hospitality

chapter 23|18 pages

Organizing human resources

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

chapter 24|22 pages

Managing hospitality people

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

chapter 25|16 pages

Managing in the international context

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

chapter 26|14 pages

HRM and multi-site hospitality operations

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

chapter 27|10 pages

Customer care and service quality

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

chapter 28|12 pages

Business ethics

ByMichael J. Boella, Steven Goss-Turner

chapter 29|18 pages

Career paths in hospitality

ByMaria Gebbels