FACTORS IN SELECTING SENIOR CITIZENS TO WORK IN THE HOTEL BUSINESS IN BANGKOK UNDER MODERN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Authors

  • Piyawat SUNANTA Independent Scholar, Thailand

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14456/aamr.2024.3

Keywords:

Senior Citizens, Hotel Business, Human Resource Development

Abstract

Nowadays, senior citizen workforce is a problem affecting the country is business sector due to a decreased birth rate. This makes the aging population structure is increasing, resulting in a higher proportion of the workforce. Meanwhile, the young workforce has a low increasing rate due to the low birth rate. This is an opportunity and challenge of human resource in changing workforce management and welfare. This is particularly on hotel business having stiff competition and facing workforce shortage. In addition, creating good experience to the organization results in the occurrence of human resource management in the new era of hotel business. Therefore, senior citizen workforce is the key to making a difference in the hotel business. However, to be able to do that must rely on a long work experience. This includes excellent service skill and a better understanding about the hotel organization culture. Thus, senior citizen workforce is a valuable one with accumulated experience for a long time. This creates a competitive advantage in the hotel business and replaces working-age workers very well. This article is therefore the presentation of human resource management in the modern era which requires managing the senior citizen workforce to drive the hotel business instead. In the future there will be a shortage of young workers so human resource professionals need to consider policy planning that is consistent with workforce conditions. This also includes skills and experience, work commitment and performance, personality and human relations, work behavior, compensation management, and welfare for senior citizen workers.

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Published

2024-01-08

How to Cite

Sunantha, P. (2024). FACTORS IN SELECTING SENIOR CITIZENS TO WORK IN THE HOTEL BUSINESS IN BANGKOK UNDER MODERN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT. Asian Administration and Management Review, 7(1), 25–30. https://doi.org/10.14456/aamr.2024.3