THESIS TOPICS: HRM and Labor Management
THESIS TOPICS: HRM and Labor Management
THESIS TOPICS: HRM and Labor Management
3rd year
THESIS TOPICS
Human resource management practices in company X (or) in small companies (or) multinational
companies
Employees’ opinion and satisfaction with the effectiveness of HR practices
Employee job recruitment and selection: case study on company X
Recruitment criteria in job advertisements (online recruitment/printed)
Measures of the efficiency of recruitment strategies
Employee job selection process: success vs failure in hiring decisions
Job selection interview and CV screening
Induction of new employees: organizational responsibilities in facilitating new employee integration
Effectiveness of employee motivation strategies
Career development strategy: case study/Organizational support for career development
Assessing employees’ performance in manufacturing/service companies
Employee performance appraisal: case study on company X
Job performance and personality characteristics
Payment system/rewards: case study on company X
Job satisfaction and employee work attitude
Job analysis: defining effective performance
Assessing employees’ training needs: case study on company X
Cost effective training: investments vs. benefits
Evaluation of employee training and development
Factors influencing employee productivity at work
Time and methods studies used in production companies
Measuring HR contributions within companies
Stress management and work performance
Managing stress and emotional welfare
Job performance results and employee job satisfaction
Work-life balance: organizational benefits and barriers
Recommended topics: the prediction power of the job selection, the job performance evaluation
and personality traits, the efficiency of the recruitment techniques, HRM in multinational
companies.
Students can also choose other topics. It is important for the final thesis to have a practical part
(empiric research). Before choosing the topic students are encouraged to read at least two reading
materials on that topic (book chapters, journal articles) to have a general idea about what they
want to research on.