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Executive Summary

The paper highlights many of the HR function and its aspects in an organization. Our project presents the elements and tools on the discipline of management control by critically analysing Tesco. Thus evaluating the company in the form of a comprehensive system of knowledge aimed at effective and efficient management of human and material resources allocated to each area or business unit, in order directions to obtaining business objectives today are necessary (Bennis, 2002, Pp: 102-105). It also describes the CIPD HR framework, analysing the importance of HR in reducing conflicts within the working environment. Our project presents the elements and tools on the discipline of management control by critically analysing Tesco. Thus evaluating the company in the form of a comprehensive system of knowledge aimed at effective and efficient management of human and material resources allocated to each area or business unit, in order directions to obtaining business objectives today are necessary (Bennis, 2002, Pp: 102-105). It also describes the CIPD HR framework, analysing the importance of HR in reducing conflicts within the working environment. The company that is being chosen is Tesco, which is UK largest retail company. The project follows its aims and objectives, its strategy to manage their employees and how their talent planning operation is preceded.

CIPD Coursework

Introduction

We can define the word “Organizational values” as the adequate standards that customarily regulate the behavior of an individual in an organization. If there are no organizational values, then employees will behave in ways that will be in line with their system of beliefs, and every employee will bring his own set of beliefs and values in the organization. Therefore, it is very important for an organization to define its value systems to make sure that employees will behave in a way that is in complete alignment with the mission and value of the organization (Ackoff, 2001, Pp: 85-98).

Changes in the environment in which companies operate normally, have produced a series of innovations aimed at redesigning or streamlining of existing processes many years ago and to this perspective, the Company proposes to adapt the systems in order to provide the management tools to facilitate the achievement of strategic objectives, known as "Management Control".

Our project presents the elements and tools on the discipline of management control by critically analysing Tesco. Thus evaluating the company in the form of a comprehensive system of knowledge aimed at effective and efficient management of human and material resources allocated to each area or business unit, in order directions to obtaining business objectives today are necessary (Bennis, 2002, Pp: 102-105). It also describes the CIPD HR framework, analysing the importance of HR in reducing conflicts within the working environment.

It is a fact that to achieve its aims and objectives, every company is structured in different organizational units, in turn these are under the direction of different managers with each of them, differentiated targets and a more or less autonomy in their ...