Delineating human resource management practice in domestic and foreign-owned multinational enterprises in Australia
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McDonnell, A.
Boyle, B.
Stanton, P.
Bartram, T.
Burgess, John
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McDonnell, A. and Boyle, B. and Stanton, P. and Bartram, T. and Burgess, J. 2016. Delineating human resource management practice in domestic and foreign-owned multinational enterprises in Australia. Asia Pacific Journal of Human Resources. 54 (2): pp. 165-187.
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To date there is an absence of any systematic and extensive data on Australian multinational enterprises (MNEs). This research paper fills the information gap and leads to a discussion of the human resource management (HRM) practices of Australian MNEs in the global arena and whether there is a distinctive national identity associated with these practices. We report on the profile of Australian-based multinational enterprises (MNEs). Drawing on a systematic database developed by the authors in 2010–11 we are able to identify the numbers of Australian MNEs and their characteristics and compare them against a representative sample of foreign-owned MNEs operating in Australia.
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