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What is Public Joint-Stock Company

Managing Inflation and Supply Chain Disruptions in the Global Economy
A type of company which capital is divided into a certain number of shares - in equal amounts. Belongs to the group of legal entities that are responsible for the obligations exclusively with their assets.
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Human Resource Management Effects Functioning on Balanced Scorecard: Jordanian Public Joint-Stock Companies
Biljana Stojan Ilic (Megatrend university of Belgrade, Serbia), Safwan Al Salaimeh (Aqaba University of Technology, Jordan), Slavica S. Andjelic (Modern Business School of Belgrade, Serbia), and Gordana P. Djukic (Faculty of Economics, The University of Belgrade, Serbia)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-5876-1.ch006
Abstract
The “speed” of modern business—as well as changes in the environment—have led administrative organizations on the path of additional challenges. These organizations tirelessly strive for the realization of advanced systems, adapting their business to modern ideas and trends and gaining market advantage. In this way, organizations become modern and contemporary in their understandings of internal functioning. The study presented by the authors in the chapter aimed to determine the impact of human resource management (HRM) functions on the balanced scorecard in Jordanian public joint-stock companies. In the research, adequate statistical and descriptive methods were used. The results of the study recommend the creation of an organizational culture that promotes the optimal and effective use of HRM functions in the organizational environment.
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