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What is Centralized Decision-Making

Cases on Critical Practices for Modern and Future Human Resources Management
A setup in which organizational decision-making is concentrated at the top of the organizational structure. Decisions are made at the top and communicated to lower-level managers for implementation.
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Offense or Defense: Recruiting and Retention Challenges at ZGS
Tahani Abdallah AbdelJawad (Birzeit University, Palestine)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-5820-1.ch004
Abstract
Using a niche service provider, Zforce Government Solutions (ZGS), this case provides the reader with a first-hand examination of the organizational issues resulting from ineffective recruiting, retention, and succession planning, allowing for the acknowledgment of the coherent, interdependent, and interrelated relationship between the aforementioned topics. This case study performs a revelatory assessment of ZGS's application of Harvard's Soft HRM model and fundamentals of key issues reflecting organizational mismanagement of human talent, where human talent is vital to organizational continuity. Written from the vantage point of a previous ZGS senior management employee, this case study utilizes a qualitative research approach, with empirical data gathered from four in-depth interviews conducted with previous ZGS leadership employees. Ultimately, the case study is intended to induce reader-reflection on the various components of importance in talent management, which play a significant role in accomplishing employee loyalty and employee retention.
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