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What Customers Want from HR: The Views of Line Managers, Senior Managers and Employees on HR Services and the HR Function (IES Report)

by Wendy Hirsh

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Do the internal customers of HR - line managers, senior managers and employees - see the role of HR in the same way as the function sees itself? Drawing on findings from interviews, focus groups and surveys, this study finds that customers want responsive, pro-active, professional HR support.
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Do the internal customers of HR - line managers, senior managers and employees - see the role of HR in the same way as the function sees itself? Drawing on findings from interviews, focus groups and surveys, this study finds that customers want responsive, pro-active, professional HR support.

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