Outsourcing Human Resource Management: A Comparison of Russian and U.S. Practices

P.C. Smith, George S. Vozikis and Lyudmila Varaksina

Journal of Labor Research, 2006, vol. 27, issue 3, 305-321

Abstract: Our objective is to determine the current state of outsourcing of HRM functions at companies operating in Russia, both Russian and Russian-based foreign companies, and compare and contrast the results with the findings of the Society for Human Research Management (SHRM) study of outsourcing practices at American companies in the United States. The comparison reveals the differences and similarities in terms of reasons for outsourcing as well as the obstacles and problems in implementing HRM outsourcing decisions to a foreign setting.

Date: 2006
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