International Journal of Human Resource Management 1999 - Abstracts

International Journal of Human Resource Management 1999
TitleSubjectAuthors
A comparative analysis of certification in human resource management.Human resources and labor relationsCarolyn Wiley
Adopting a common corporate language: international human resource management implications.Human resources and labor relationsLawrence Welch, Rebecca Marshan-Peikkari, Denise Welch
An improved subordinate appraisal of bank managers' competence.Human resources and labor relationsNecmi K. Avkiran
A retrospective analysis of Australian women's representation in management in large and small banks.Human resources and labor relationsPhyllis Tharenou, Isabel Metz
Changing the 'line of sight' on payment systems: a study of shop-floor workers and managers within the British chemical industry.Human resources and labor relationsEmma Bell
Clinging to collectivism? Some ethnographic shop-floor evidence from the British lock industry 1979-98.Human resources and labor relationsPeter Ackers, Anne-Marie Greene, John Black
Cognitive processes in the translation of job-descriptive information into attribute requirements for the purpose of personnel selection.(human resources management techniques)Human resources and labor relationsOlga F. Voskuijl, Henk Thierry
Comparative research in industrial relations: helping the survey cross frontiers.(Symposium: Doing Research in Comparative Industrial Relations)Human resources and labor relationsRick Delbridge, Keith Whitfield, William Brown
Comparing the success of male and female expatriates from a US-based multinational company.Human resources and labor relationsRosalie L. Tung, Paula M. Caligiuri
Conditions for the success of peer evaluation.(human resource technique)Human resources and labor relationsMaury A. Peiperl
Co-operation and conflict in industrial relations: what are the implications for employees and trade unions?Human resources and labor relationsPaul Blyton, Nicolas Bacon
Co-ordination and control of human resource management in multinational firms: the case of CASHCO.(research)Human resources and labor relationsGraeme Martin, Phil Beaumont
Direct and representative participation in Europe: recent survey evidence.Human resources and labor relationsColin Gill, Hubert Krieger
Downsizing and the changing role of HR.(human resources)Human resources and labor relationsSusan Vinnicombe, Shaun Tyson, Kusum Sahdev
Effects of strategic human resource management on strategic vision.Human resources and labor relationsIrene Keng-Howe Chew, Peifen Chong
Employee reactions to voice and choice in the workplace: the influence of culture.Human resources and labor relationsMaria Carmen Galang
Expatriate adjustment and commitment: the role of host-unit treatment.Human resources and labor relationsGary W. Florkowski, Daniel S. Fogel
Factors influencing the adjustment of women on global assignments.Human resources and labor relationsMila Lazarova, Aparna Joshi, Paula M. Caligiuri
Foreign remedies for local difficulties: the case of three Scottish manufacturing firms.(Carron Phoenix, IMI Yorkshire Fittings and Litton Interconnection Products)Human resources and labor relationsMonir Tayeb
Frontier-free Europe: a study of female migrants in the banking sector.Human resources and labor relationsMonika Zulauf
Gender and regional employment differences: an industrial relations approach.(Symposium: Doing Research in Comparative Industrial Relations)Human resources and labor relationsLena Gonas
HRM, rhetoric and the psychological contract: a case of 'easier said than done.'.Human resources and labor relationsDavid Grant
Human resource management and business strategy links: an empirical study.Human resources and labor relationsAntonio Aragon-Sanchez, Raquel Sanz-Valle, Ramon Sabater-Sanchez
Human resource management: gendered terrain?Human resources and labor relationsCatherine Truss
Human resource management in Botswana: approach to enhancing productivity in the public sector.(human resources management)Human resources and labor relationsKempe Ronald Hope
Human resources and management in China's 'hi-tech' revolution: a study of selected computer hardware, software and related firms in the People's Republic of China.(human resources management)Human resources and labor relationsMalcolm Warner
Human resource strategies, workplace reform and industrial restructuring in Australia and New Zealand.Human resources and labor relationsPat Walsh, Peter Brosnan, Cameron Allan
Knowledge regimes and political power: the social construction of knowledge.(Symposium: Doing Research in Comparative Industrial Relations)(industrial relations in Singapore)Human resources and labor relationsHing Ai Yun
Labour standards in international trade agreements: an assessment of the arguments.Human resources and labor relationsGeorge Tsogas
Managing change in South Africa: developing people and organizations.Human resources and labor relationsTerence Jackson
Managing human resources across cultures: a comparative analysis of practices in industrial enterprises in China and The Netherlands.Human resources and labor relationsZhong-Ming Wang, Paul L. Koopman, Robert M. Verburg, Pieter J.D. Drenth, Japp J. van Muijen
Managing the employment relationship on greenfield sites in Australia and New Zealand.Human resources and labor relationsJerry Hallier, John W. Leopold
Mentoring dual-career expatriates: a sense-making and sense-giving social support process.Human resources and labor relationsMichael Harvey, Milorad M. Novicevic, M. Ronald Buckley, Danielle Wiese
Models for comparative analysis of culture: the case of Poland.Human resources and labor relationsEmanuela Todeva
Motivational phases associated with the foreign placement of managerial candidates: an application of the Rubicon model of action phases.Human resources and labor relationsErika Spiess, Angela Wittmann
National culture and labour-market flexibility.Human resources and labor relationsBoyd Black
New Zealand HRD practitioner competencies: application of the ASTD competency model.(American Society of Training and Development)(human resource development)Human resources and labor relationsLance Gray
Part-time work in the public health service of Denmark, France and the United Kingdom.Human resources and labor relationsMohamed Branine
Personality traits discriminating between employees in public- and in private-sector organizations.(Greece)Human resources and labor relationsDimitris Bourantas, Nancy Papalexandris
Personnel management policies for workplace restructuring and their implications for industrial relations: a case in Korea from a comparative perspective.(human resource management)Human resources and labor relationsJooyeon Jeong
Predicting employee commitment and satisfaction: the relative effects of socialization and demographics.Human resources and labor relationsRobert J. Taormina
Push and pull factors in medical employees' turnover decisions: the effect of a careerist approach and organizational benefits on the decision to leave the job.Human resources and labor relationsRita Mano-Negrin, Alan Kirschenbaum
Reassessment of convergence and divergence dynamics: implications for international HRM.(human resource management)Human resources and labor relationsHelen De Cieri, Sara L. McGaughey
Running on the spot? a review of twenty years of research on the management of human resources in comparative and international perspective.Human resources and labor relationsTimothy Clark, Howard Gospel, John (American writer) Montgomery
Stakeholders in high-performance work systems.Human resources and labor relationsMaria Carmen Galang
The coffee-machine system: how international selection really works.(international management selection processes)Human resources and labor relationsChris Brewster, Hilary Harris
The distribution of employee participation schemes at the workplace.(human resources management)Human resources and labor relationsRobert McNabb, Keith Whitfield
The impact of changes to the human resources function in Australia.Human resources and labor relationsPeter J. Dowling, Cathy Fisher, Jim Garnham
The impact of gender and location on the willingness to accept overseas assignments.Human resources and labor relationsKevin B. Lowe, Meredith Downes, K. Galen Kroeck
The impact of on-site mentoring on expatriate socialization: a structural equation modelling approach.Human resources and labor relationsMark C. Bolino, Daniel C. Feldman
The importance of small differences: the effects of research design on the comparative study of industrial relations reform in Australia and New Zealand.(Symposium: Doing Research in Comparative Industrial Relations)Human resources and labor relationsNick Wailes
The new workplace: change at work in Ireland.Human resources and labor relationsJohn F. Geary
The role of human resource practices in petro-chemical refinery performance.Human resources and labor relationsPatrick M. Wright, Gary C. McMahan, Blaine McCormick, W. Scott Sherman
The role of inpatriation in global staffing.(human resource management)Human resources and labor relationsMichael Harvey, Milorad M. Novicevic, Cheri Speier
The role of the personnel function: roles, perceptions and processes in an NHS trust.(United Kingdom National Health Service)Human resources and labor relationsGraeme Currie, Stephen Procter
The state of total quality management: a review.(human resources management)Human resources and labor relationsAdrian Wilkinson, Josephine Yong
The transfer of human resource and management practice by Japanese multinationals to Australia: do industry, size and experience matter?(human resource management)Human resources and labor relationsGreg Whitwell, David Merrett, Stephen Nicholas, William Purcell
Tricks and trucks: a case study of organization concepts at work.(DAF Trucks)Human resources and labor relationsJos Benders
What drives enterprise training? Evidence from Australia.Human resources and labor relationsAndrew Smith, Geoff Hayton
Would you trust your foreign manager? an empirical investigation.Human resources and labor relationsWilliam D. Reisel, Moshe Banai
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