Human Resource Management · 1990 · 27 citations · 8 references
ManagementHuman Resource ManagementStrategic ManagementMergersStrategic Human Resource ManagementTalent ManagementAcquisition StrategyAcquisitions IntegrationEmployee RetentionMerger StrategyMergers And AcquisitionsRetention StrategyEmployee Retention After AcquisitionRetention Management
Abstract The turnover of management following a merger or acquisition is a significant, yet understudied, human resource issue. We propose that the relevant HR question is not merely how to retain top managers, but of equal importance, whether or not top management retention should be an objective. We present a model that integrates the retention process with the overall integration strategy being pursued by the acquiring firm. The model prompts a discussion of those factors that influence the decision as to whether the top management of the acquired firm should be retained. We conclude by identifying appropriate HR tactics for managing the retention process.
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