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Tim Bortolli, Kate Johnson, and Renee Nguyen were approaching exhaustion as they completed their second straight day-of-hour meetings. Tim and Kate were joint owners of TK Ceramics, a small business they started together after leaving university. TK Ceramics had grown to become Victoria’s largest importer of European ceramic tiles, now operating from a 4500-sq-m warehouse in Port Melbourne, with staff. Renee holds the newly created title of General Manager of HR; the title reflecting the impending growth of the company. The long days of meetings were due to the immense amount of planning required to put in place the next phase of the company’s growth. TK Ceramics had enjoyed a lot of success in importing tiles from Italy; the European styles, designs, and colors translated well to the culturally diverse Melbourne market. Rather than sell to the public, TK Ceramics sold wholesale to bathroom stores all over Victoria,
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This case study is retrieved from Nankervis Human Resource Management: Strategy and Practice. Cengage Learning. It is Prepared by Stephen Turner, Murdoch University, Perth. 2002EHR assessment use only.
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