Prioritizing Strategic Human Resource Management: A Tool for Organizational Success

Recent government reforms, the shutdown, and reductions in force (RIFs) have reduced the number of federal government employees. The US federal government however remains the nation’s largest employer with over 2 million employees. These reductions have implications for existing employees who remain in terms of organizational and employee performance. This is particularly true for the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) whose primary aim is to protect the health of Americans. Strategic Human Resource Management (SHRM) may prove to be a useful tool for strengthening today’s public sector personnel. SHRM can aid organizations by helping to promote the importance of employee well-being and morale during times of uncertainty.

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Journal of Health and Human Services Administration
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2026-04-17
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https://doi.org/10.1177/10793739261439751
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Leadership and Management in Organizations
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Prioritizing Strategic Human Resource Management: A Tool for Organizational Success

Beth M. Rauhaus, Stephanie A. Pink‐Harper
Journal of Health and Human Services Administration
Leadership and Management in Organizations
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Prioritizing Strategic Human Resource Management: A Tool for Organizational Success

Beth M. Rauhaus, Stephanie A. Pink‐Harper
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Abstract

Recent government reforms, the shutdown, and reductions in force (RIFs) have reduced the number of federal government employees. The US federal government however remains the nation’s largest employer with over 2 million employees. These reductions have implications for existing employees who remain in terms of organizational and employee performance. This is particularly true for the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) whose primary aim is to protect the health of Americans. Strategic Human Resource Management (SHRM) may prove to be a useful tool for strengthening today’s public sector personnel. SHRM can aid organizations by helping to promote the importance of employee well-being and morale during times of uncertainty.

Journal of Health and Human Services Administration
University of Alabama at Birmingham (US), University of Louisiana at Lafayette (US)
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Leadership and Management in Organizations
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