Organizational workforce involves everyone who is actively involved in accomplishing the function and the quality output of an organization. This encompasses paid employees as well as volunteers and contract employees and includes team leaders, supervisors, and managers at all levels. Many organizations refer to their employees as "associates" or "internal customers" to signify the importance that people have in driving business performance. Explain five (5) quality human resource management policies and approaches that can ensure them to achieve excellent business performance?

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