HR managers are under intense pressure to become strategic business partners. Many, unfortunately, lack the technical skills in financial analysis to succeed in this role. Now, respected HR management educator Dr. Steven Director addresses this skill gap head-on. Writing from HR's viewpoint, Director covers everything mid-level and senior-level HR professionals need to know to formulate, model, and evaluate their HR initiatives from a financial and business perspective. Drawing on his unsurpassed expertise working with HR executives, he walks through each crucial financial issue associated…mehr
HR managers are under intense pressure to become strategic business partners. Many, unfortunately, lack the technical skills in financial analysis to succeed in this role. Now, respected HR management educator Dr. Steven Director addresses this skill gap head-on. Writing from HR's viewpoint, Director covers everything mid-level and senior-level HR professionals need to know to formulate, model, and evaluate their HR initiatives from a financial and business perspective. Drawing on his unsurpassed expertise working with HR executives, he walks through each crucial financial issue associated with strategic talent management, including the quantifiable links between workforces and business value, the cost-benefit analysis of HR and strategic financial initiatives, and specific issues related to total rewards programs. Unlike finance books for non-financial managers, Financial Analysis for HR Managers focuses entirely on core HR issues, including:
How do you model HR's financial role in corporate strategic initiatives such as the introduction of a new product line?
How do you select bonus drivers to send the right signals to managers?
How do you design compensation packages that are fully consistent with your goals?
How do you identify and manage pension-finance costs and risks that can dramatically impact the long-term financial health of the business?
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Steven Director is a professor in the Rutgers University School of Management and Labor Relations. He has held a number of leadership positions at Rutgers, including serving as Associate Dean, as Chair of the Human Resource Management Department, and as Director of the PhD program in Industrial Relations and Human Resources. Prior to joining Rutgers he was an Employment Policy Fellow at the Brookings Institution and on the faculty of Michigan State University. He received his Ph.D. and MBA degrees from the Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management. Dr. Director teaches courses in Labor Economics, Statistics, and Finance. His most frequent and preferred teaching assignment is a course in Financial Analysis for Human Resource Managers. In addition to his on-campus teaching, Dr. Director has taught Finance for HR to senior executives in the U.S., Europe, and Asia. Recognized for his ability to effectively communicate financial concepts to non-financial audiences, Dr. Director has also developed and delivered customized finance training for scientists, engineers, and physicians. His publications have appeared in numerous journals and edited volumes. His research interests include the financial aspects of HR, compensation and benefits policy, and the interaction between national and corporate employment policy. In January, 2003 he developed and partnered with the Society of Human Resource Management to produce the monthly Leading Indicator of National Employment (LINE) Report. Dr. Director continues to serve as economic advisor to this project and SHRM has now published over 100 consecutive monthly LINE reports. This data series is followed closely by financial analysts and business economists.
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Chapter 1: Business Strategy, Financial Strategy, and HR Strategy 1 Chapter 2: The Income Statement: Do We Care About More Than the Bottom Line? 9 Chapter 3: The Balance Sheet: If Your People Are Your Most Important Asset, Where Do They Show Up on the Balance Sheet? 23 Chapter 4: Cash Flows: Timing Is Everything 43 Chapter 5: Financial Statements as a Window into Business Strategy 49 Chapter 6: Stocks, Bonds, and the Weighted Average Cost of Capital 59 Chapter 7: Capital Budgeting and Discounted Cash Flow Analysis 71 Chapter 8: Financial Analysis of Human Resource Initiatives 97 Chapter 9: Financial Analysis of a Corporation’s Strategic Initiatives 127 Chapter 10: Equity-Based Compensation: Stock and Stock Options 153 Chapter 11: Financial Aspects of Pension and Retirement Programs 185 Chapter 12: Creating Value and Rewarding Value Creation 217 Bibliography 249 Endnotes 257 Index 263
Chapter 1: Business Strategy, Financial Strategy, and HR Strategy 1 Chapter 2: The Income Statement: Do We Care About More Than the Bottom Line? 9 Chapter 3: The Balance Sheet: If Your People Are Your Most Important Asset, Where Do They Show Up on the Balance Sheet? 23 Chapter 4: Cash Flows: Timing Is Everything 43 Chapter 5: Financial Statements as a Window into Business Strategy 49 Chapter 6: Stocks, Bonds, and the Weighted Average Cost of Capital 59 Chapter 7: Capital Budgeting and Discounted Cash Flow Analysis 71 Chapter 8: Financial Analysis of Human Resource Initiatives 97 Chapter 9: Financial Analysis of a Corporation’s Strategic Initiatives 127 Chapter 10: Equity-Based Compensation: Stock and Stock Options 153 Chapter 11: Financial Aspects of Pension and Retirement Programs 185 Chapter 12: Creating Value and Rewarding Value Creation 217 Bibliography 249 Endnotes 257 Index 263
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