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Labor relations/ Organizational Behavior - happy232 - 06-06-2011
It seems like very few people took Labor Relations Excelsior exam, as evidenced in the feedback section.
I just got a B in Human Resource Mgmt ; Excelsior and would like to take an exam that will cover some of the HR stuff.
Is Labor Relations or Organizational Behavior most similar to HR MGMT?
Thanks!
Labor relations/ Organizational Behavior - bricabrac - 06-07-2011
happy232 Wrote:Is Labor Relations or Organizational Behavior most similar to HR MGMT?
Hi Happy232,
Actually both are in my opinion. The HR management course is an introduction to all the branches of the department. Also, both courses are usually required if you are looking to get a HR degree or HR certificate.
Labor relations deals with labor union history and laws, union strategy, contract bargaining, strikes, negotiations, relationships between union and management.
Organizational behavior is business management/personnel psychology and deals with leadership styles, team building, change mgmt, conflict, interpersonal and conversational skills, stuff like that.
I wonder if Org behavior might be a bit easier to study for since you've had management courses (and possibly psychology) you'll see many of the same players (Maslow, Hertzberg, McGregor...).