Anheuser Busch Expansion into a New Market
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For a global company such as Anheuser Busch, expansion into a new market involves a myriad of factors that have to be taken into account as important decisions are made. One of the most important decision-trees is what kind of human resources management structure will be utilized. Will the company rely on expatriates to run the day-to-day management of the new branch abroad, or will the company rely on the resident labor pool of the country? Are the local labor laws compatible with the company's human resources philosophy? These are a couple of the many human resources questions that will have to be answered in order to facilitate expansion into a new market. There are a variety of human resources challenges that must be addressed by a global company as it expands into a new market. The following are examples of the local labor market issues that have to be studied and understood in order to effectuate a successful expansion: Compensation practices may vary from country to country depending on prevailing management cus
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