Reference no: EM133235990

I am seeking support to identify 2 Topic proposals for Human Resource Management Business Research. What is the recommendation, and how will it be structured using the below format?

• What is the Proposed Topic / Working Title?
• Background of the Problem? (This section should be more than just a general overview of your topic. You should show what experts in your field have already asked and answered. Make sure you carefully reference all of your sources.)
• Statement of the Problem? (The goal of your business research is not just to describe, but rather to explain, interpret, or even solve a focused research problem within your discipline.This part of your proposal describes the context of your proposed research (why is it a "problem"?), and includes a simple statement of the research question itself.)Research Question: What is the question you seek to answer?
• Research Limitations? (All research is limited in several ways - there are:)

1. Internal or Formal limitations
   1. The materials and procedures used, leading to issues of reliability and validity
   2. The ways in which critical terms are defined
   3. The scope of the problem explored
   4. The applicability, or generalizability of any results
2. External limitations
   1. Constraints on time, scope, and budget
   2. Limitations on travel to particular locations, such as special collections, museums, or libraries
   3. An inability to speak or read about results in other languages
   4. Changes in current situations, such as an evolving political situation beyond a certain date

• Significance of the study? (This section describes or explains the potential value of the study and findings. It should be clear in here, the target audience for the study and how the results will be beneficial for them. It answer the questions - Why is it important? To whom it will be beneficial?)
• Theoretical Framework? (It consists of theories, principles, and research findings - interrelated concepts - which are related to the study. This is the framework on how the study is organized or developed.)
• Research Methods? (Research Methods are the techniques you will use to answer your research question and determine how your research question or problem has been studied in the past.In addition to describing the method(s) you will use, you should explain how the method(s) will produce data or other information that will allow you to test your hypothesis, and provide evidence for your findings.)