THE EXPERIENCE OF DEVELOPED COUNTRIES IN MANAGING THE QUALITY OF HUMAN RESOURCES IN PUBLIC AND NON-PUBLIC ORGANIZATIONS (JAPAN AND THE USA)
Keywords:
quality of human resources, quality management system, Japanese human resource management system, US human resource management system.Abstract
Foreign experience in personnel management includes well-developed opportunities for the development of the organization of a public or non-public organization using human resources, as well as preserved scientific works of scientists dealing with the problems of human factors of enterprise development and organization. This article examines the experience of developed countries, including Japan and the USA, in managing the quality of human resources.
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