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2. Context of Human Resources Management in FTL Things are not looking good at the moment in the life of Fastening Technologies Limited. Since the merger between the US owned parent company, Global Engineering Inc, and the European automotive component giant, Fishler GmbH the pressure is mounting to get results. The two day meeting that took place at the Head Office in Dayton, Ohio had clearly put across a message that the departments, particularly the Human Resource Management Department, had to act quickly before having the under performing units would be sold or closed down. To allow the Human Resource Management to act positively and contribute effectively in the critical turn of the business life, it is important to understand a little more about the previous patterns that have shaped the work of the HRM. It is evident from the past history of the company that it had a strategy for...

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