Strategic human resource management in the A sia P acific region: similarities and differences?

Abstract

This paper examines human resource management ( HRM ) policies within five countries in the A sia P acific region – A ustralia, J apan, N ew Z ealand, P hilippines and T aiwan. We examine whether HRM in these countries is similar to the idealised model of strategic HRM , largely developed in the U nited S tates of A merica ( USA ), or whether HRM in this region has its own characteristics. We also investigate whether there are broad similarities or differences between the HRM policies of these countries. Drawing on data from the C ranet survey of comparative HRM , we found that HR practice within these five countries was indeed similar to strategic HRM , but that there were also important differences, both between Asia P acific HRM and the general model of strategic HRM and between HRM in the five countries.

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