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Forum 20 Amruta, India Role of the HR manager in M&A What is the role of the HR manager in mergers and acquisitions? X Welcome to the Human Resources Management forum. The topic being discussed here is: "Role of the HR manager in M&A". Get access to all of our 900 knowledge centers about management. Join more than 1,000,000 other members. Log in   Comments Sort by date Sort by rating Rating   -1 Vincent Held, Switzerland   HR Role in Mergers and Acquisitions The HR role in M&A is very limited as far as I know. It's more a task for the top management...   3 Janice Johnson-Lorde Lecturer, Trinidad and Tobago   HR Role in Mergers and Acquisitions @Vincent Held: The role of HR is fundamental for a merger to be successful, since the human element can make or break any organization. According to Ulrich, there are 4 Human Resource Management Roles: that of strategic partner, administrative expert, change agent and employee champion. This must be at every level; in my view the first two at the top level as you have suggested and the other two to treat particularly with the needs of the employees so that they can be engaged in the process and be part of the formed coalition as Kotter and Cohen suggest as part of the change management process. A merger is a situation of change that must be treated with a high level of sensitivity. Those at the top level carry out mostly figurehead, leadership and liaison roles while other leaders carryout more decisional and humanistic roles. Therefore HR has to be at the top to advise on strategic approach to decision making in the interest of sustainability and viability of operation that is fundamentally human in nature.   2 Jaap de Jonge Editor, Netherlands   Role of HR in M&A HR obviously can and should play an important role - both in both the Acquisition Integration Approa... Sign up   Leave a comment Share your knowledge or experience

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