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Designing the Human Resource Function at Micro- and Small-Enterprises

The purpose of this article is to characterize the decision variables in the design process of the personnel function, specifically at micro- and small-enterprises. The problem is particularly relevant to micro- and small-enterprises at which, due to limited resources and relatively small (usually linear) structures, the organization of personnel processes is more difficult than at larger entities.