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(Front sheet for BTEC – Level 7 assessment in Business)
Front Cover sheet BTEC – Level -7, EDSML in Strategic Management & Leadership

Strategic Human Resource Management (Unit 10) (Submitted to –Mr. Gopinath )
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Introduction / Scenario-edsml- April –June 2013

Scenario 1, part1 and Part2

(This case study can be replaced with another one or students can select a suitable organisation after discussion with their lecturer.)
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