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Given the increasing use of and considerable debates on human resource outsourcing (HRO), this study critically reviews the existing literature on a selection of HRO issues. It concludes that HRO has been widely practised since 1990, but its growth is modest rather than overwhelmingly rapid, and so is the anticipated future development. While saving costs, seeking better services and enhancing core competency are the main reasons for HRO, there is no evidence suggesting that these objectives have been easily achieved. There is no clear pattern of outsourcing HR activities, which points to the limitation of the traditional approach with regard to core and periphery issues. The effective management of HRO greatly lies in selecting the right vendors, ensuring service quality, building strategic relations and managing changes. This study also discusses the implications of the findings and the directions for future research.
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