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The Human Value of Enterprise

Valuing PEOPLE as Assets - Monitoring, Measuring, Managing

by Andrew Mayo

Nicholas Brealey Publishing, 2001

Category: Human Resources

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The Human Value of Enterprise
If people are assets, how much are they really worth?

In this summary you will learn

  • How to quantify the contributions that individual employees make to the overall value that your company creates for its stakeholders
  • How to quantify your company’s efforts to bolster employee motivation, foster employee loyalty and encourage employee growth
  • How to use measurements in both areas in making decisions about staffing and overall corporate strategy

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Why you should read The Human Value of Enterprise

In The Human Value of Enterprise, Andrew Mayo proposes a quantitative methodology that attempts to bring the rigors of financial accounting to human resources management. Mayo sets forth a series of formulas designed to reveal how much each individual is contributing to the overall value that any company creates for its stakeholders. Of course, these formulas are limited by the subjective process through which managers assign values to the activities and results of their employees. That said, the procedures that Mayo outlines can be used as the foundation for a fairly rigorous system of human resource cost accounting that getAbstract.com recommends to all professionals in the field.

About the Author

Andrew Mayo  is a well-known international consultant, speaker, and author. He is a Program Director at London Business School and a Professor of Human Capital Management at Middlesex University Business School. He is the co-author of The Power of Learning, Managing Careers, and Creating a Training and Development Strategy.


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