Mitigating the Cost of Organizational Behavioral Risk
Author:Donna Scimia
Source:Employee Relations Law Journal Vol. 36, No. 2, Autumn 2010 page48-58
Summary:
Risk management professionals are comfortable analyzing the product, and the operational, tangible components of organizational risk related to the organization’s business functions. However, in today’s economic climate, if the goal of risk management is to identify, assess, and resolve financial risks before they become threats to a particular project or the organization as a whole, the identification and impact of costly behavioral risk cannot be ignored. The author advises risk managers and human resources professionals, who often operate as completely independent entities, to combine forces, knowledge, and strategies to view behavioral risks in terms of such risk management concepts as cost, control, and risk avoidance.
從人資角度來談組織行為風險的管理