Career Development Policies & Practices and Their Influence on Staff Retention in the Chinese Hotel Industry
Author(s)
Kerr, Jane
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2010
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China is expected to be the world's top tourist destination by 2020; consequently, its hotel industry is becoming increasingly competitive. With the industry under significant stress, hotels encounter the escalating challenge of retaining their staff, especially managers. This comparative case study investigates the extent to which career development policies and practices influence staff retention, comparing an indigenous Chinese hotel with a leading multinational lodging company. Overall, the evidence suggest that compared to the indigenous Chinese hotel, the multinational hotel has an extensive career development ...
View more >China is expected to be the world's top tourist destination by 2020; consequently, its hotel industry is becoming increasingly competitive. With the industry under significant stress, hotels encounter the escalating challenge of retaining their staff, especially managers. This comparative case study investigates the extent to which career development policies and practices influence staff retention, comparing an indigenous Chinese hotel with a leading multinational lodging company. Overall, the evidence suggest that compared to the indigenous Chinese hotel, the multinational hotel has an extensive career development program assisting them to maintain and attract talent.
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View more >China is expected to be the world's top tourist destination by 2020; consequently, its hotel industry is becoming increasingly competitive. With the industry under significant stress, hotels encounter the escalating challenge of retaining their staff, especially managers. This comparative case study investigates the extent to which career development policies and practices influence staff retention, comparing an indigenous Chinese hotel with a leading multinational lodging company. Overall, the evidence suggest that compared to the indigenous Chinese hotel, the multinational hotel has an extensive career development program assisting them to maintain and attract talent.
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Conference Title
The Fourth IACMR Conference
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Subject
Human Resources Management