Skills, organisational performance and economic activity in the hospitality industry: a literature review

Dennis Nickson, Tom Baum, Erwin Losekoot, Alison Morrison, Isabelle Frochot

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Abstract

This monograph aims to understand the pressures which push organisations to adopt particular routes to competitive advantage. The monograph aims to discover if the best practice high skill, high wage and high quality route is used in the hospitality industry. It seeks to determine the influence of companies' product market strategies and their in-company and external structural factors on skills levels, work organisation, job design and people management systems. The monograph looked at the notion of best practice approaches and then moved on to consider the best way to carry forward the future research agenda of reviewing the nature of human resource management (HRM) in the hospitality sector. Conclusions were drawn from a range of interviews and from existing work which has sought to address the issue of HRM in the hospitality sector.
Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationCoventry
Number of pages108
Publication statusPublished - 2002

Keywords

  • organisational performance
  • economic activity
  • hospitality industry
  • literature review
  • human resource management

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