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Human Resource Management: Web Resources

This subject guide provides resources, information and help to support your Human Resource Management studies.

Be critical... evaluate your sources

The websites on this page have been carefully selected, however, it is still your responsibility to critically evaluate any source used in an assignment.  In the Study Toolbox check out our detailed notes and videos on critically evaluating articles and critically evaluating websites.

Online magazines and journals

Useful websites

Government organisations

These Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment webpages are particularly useful for Human Resource Management students: 

  • Data and analysis: Access a range of data, statistics, modelling, research and analytical papers on a variety of business topics.
  • Document library: Search all the documents stored on the MBIE website including research reports, strategies and analysis.

Collated and useful statistical data for Human Resource Management:

  • Business: Access statistics on the activity and performance of business in New Zealand.
  • Employment and unemployment: Access information about occupations and industries, income, types of work, work-related injuries, and employment conditions.
  • Labour market: Labour market statistics count and describe people in New Zealand who are in paid employment, unemployed, and not in the labour force. They also provide information about filled jobs and earnings.

Human Resources and the law

Human Resources organisations

This SHR webpage is particularly useful for Human Resource Management students: 

  • HR Topics: SHRM is your go-to source for the latest news and resources in HR. Whether you're new to the field or digging into the trends shaping the world of work, HR Topics has something for you. Need something specific? Check out SHRM's specialized resource hub pages for niche and noteworthy topics.
  • SHRM Research: Access research that provides evidence-based insights, recommendations and innovations at the intersection of people and work.  Filter research by topic, content type and by date.

Research resources

These Harvard Business School: Working Knowledge topics are particularly useful to Human Resource Management students:

  • Communication: New research on communication including intention and meaning, communication technology and communication strategies.
  • Human Resources: New research on human resources including organisational design, compensation, incentive plans, hiring practices and recruitment.
  • Leadership: New research on business leadership including skills development, authentic leadership and creating value.
  • Management: New research on management including management strategy, accountability, design and succession planning.