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hi, can you suggest me topics in HR field for summer
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1.T&D
2.Performance Management System
3.Employee Welfare Measure
4.360 degree Appraisal
5.Quality of Wotk life
6.HRD Preactices
7.Factors determinig Job Satisafaction of Employees
8.Stress Management
9.Employee retention Techniques
10.Settlement of Grieveance(Do it in Manufacturing concern)
11.Workers Participation in Management.
12.Effectiveness of Training(Do it as Research Project)
see these topics., may be helpful for u.
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