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Whilst HRM is responding to organizational challenges, HRM tutors have to deal with avoiding labour imposition and ensuring that their students are well prepared for society. The chapter's findings involve linkages between people, HR systems and the workplace in an HR Scaffolding that is argued to contribute to resolving the challenges caused by ‘the black box' of organizational performance. Four steps of research extrapolate lessons to be learnt.