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The next generation of workers in Australia: their views on organizations, work and rewards

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The association between attitudes towards work and remuneration and organizational predilections among the next generation of employees in Australia is probed. The investigation is based on a research in which a small group of university students in Australia participated.

Australia, Labor force information, Personnel administration, Students, College, Analysis, Employment, Associations, institutions, etc., College students, Wages, Wages and salaries, Company personnel management, Salary, Organizations

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Comparative HRM: European views and perspectives

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A comparative analysis of human resource management systems in Europe and the United States is presented.

United States, Europe, Comparative analysis

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Trends of the human resources management model in Brazilian companies: a forecast according to openion leaders from the area

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The human resource management trends in Brazilian companies are examined.

Brazil

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