Personnel Management 1989 - Abstracts

Personnel Management 1989
TitleSubjectAuthors
1992: new frontiers, new horizons. (the effects of the Free Trade agreements on personnel management) (includes related articles on the private sector, public sector and trade union perspectives on 1992)Human resources and labor relationsRichard Underwood
A career in higher education: career or cul-de-sac? (the role of personnel management in British higher education)Human resources and labor relationsRobin Palmer
A degree of partnership. (the British construction industry's degree course in management)Human resources and labor relationsDon Stradling, Chris March
Adrian Gozzard. (Cadbury Schweppes PLC group personnel director)Human resources and labor relationsJohn Richards
A phased approach to retirement training. (includes a related article on preretirement training program problems)Human resources and labor relationsAnthony Barry
A Post Office initiative to stamp out stress. (Great Britain)Human resources and labor relationsCary Cooper, Golnaz Sadu, Tricia Allison
A practitioner's view of personnel excellence.Human resources and labor relationsLeonard Peach
Are references worth the paper they're written on?Human resources and labor relationsNick Cowan, Rowena Cowan
Assessment centres as the route to competence. (part six of six) (includes related article on 12 independent performance factors)Human resources and labor relationsVictor Dulewicz
A system for assessing work priorities.Human resources and labor relationsW. David Rees
A test by any other name. (personality testing as employee selection tool)Human resources and labor relationsClive Fletcher
Brian Ward Lilley. (Director General, Institute of Personnel Management)Human resources and labor relationsSusanne Lawrence
Cadbury's dictionary of competence. (Cadbury Schweppes) (competency-based assessment of managerial performance)Human resources and labor relationsTony Glaze
Can TECs turn rags to riches? (development funding for Training and Enterprise Councils)Human resources and labor relationsVince Harris
Can the closed shop ban open new doors for unions?Human resources and labor relationsDavid Metcalf
Companies and colleges rally to support new governors. (recruitment and training of college governors in Great Britain)Human resources and labor relations 
Company catering and the 'branwagon'. (persuading the workforce to improve eating habits)Human resources and labor relationsKate McDermid
Computing systems suppliers and how to handle them. (choosing the right supplier)Human resources and labor relationsMichael Gallagher
Crawley: a town in search of a labour force. ( labor shortages in Great Britain)Human resources and labor relationsJan Pickard
Effective assignment skills and strategies. (improving productivity of efficiency-related assignments)Human resources and labor relationsRon Ram
Employment-led qualifications for NHS support staff. (National Health Service) (includes related article on examples of standards of performance)Human resources and labor relationsChristina Townsend
Encouraging learners to find their own way. (training executives)Human resources and labor relations 
Engineering change through pay. (rewards systems)Human resources and labor relationsJosie Pottinger
Engineering construction's IR 'miracle'. (industrial relations)Human resources and labor relationsIvor Williams
Expressing effectiveness in terms of outputs. (includes related article on job effective description in practice)Human resources and labor relationsBill Reddin
Fees for 'house' work: the personnel department as consultancy.Human resources and labor relationsWard Griffiths
First term report on the London Compact. (includes article on the Boston, MA Compact) (education/industry initiatives in Great Britain)Human resources and labor relationsRichard Martineau
Four stages of adjustment to the demographic downturn.Human resources and labor relationsJohn Atkinson
Getting the measure of management competence. (includes related articles on an IPM view and a management comp program) (competence-based managerial assessment)Human resources and labor relationsRobin Jacobs
Getting to grips with repetitive strain injuries.Human resources and labor relationsClare Hill
Growing a compatible IR set-up. (industrial relations) (managing an automated plant - second of two parts)Human resources and labor relationsDavid Yeandle, Jon Clark
Home truths about teleworking.Human resources and labor relationsJohn Stanworth, Celia Stanworth
How Courtaulds find graduates a material factor. (Courtaulds PLC)Human resources and labor relationsDavid Treadwell
How they manage performance in Windsor. (performance management program)Human resources and labor relationsPenny Erban
How to groom the top glass manager. (includes related article on the experience of one employee who entered the development program) (employee development at Pilkngton Glass)Human resources and labor relationsJane Pickard, Derek Norman
How to manage decentralised bargaining. (collective bargaining strategies in Great Britain)Human resources and labor relationsJohn Purcell
Institute membership: passport or profession? (professional institutes)Human resources and labor relationsJudy Whittaker
Is business ethics a contradiction in terms. (includes related article on resolving a corporate moral dilemma)Human resources and labor relationsPamela Pocock
Left hand, right brain, wrong career? (planning for the individual aptitudes of left-handed and right-handed people)Human resources and labor relationsTony Milne
LENs in the light of TECs. (local employment networks) (training and enterprise councils) ( British government proposals for training and vocational education)Human resources and labor relationsDavid Wright
Long-distance learning. (training by correspondence course)Human resources and labor relationsTrevor Boulding
Making the right choices in international recruitment.Human resources and labor relationsKeith Allen
Management development: the missing link in sustained business performance.Human resources and labor relationsNickie Fonda
Managing 1992. (managing single European market)Human resources and labor relations 
Managing corporate identity in the diversified business.Human resources and labor relationsPaul Miller
MBAs tailored to suit the company shape. (Strathclyde Business School) (includes related article on Rosyth Royal Dockyard)Human resources and labor relationsGordon Anderson
Oiling the wheels of competence. (case study of BP International)Human resources and labor relationsJulian Greatrex, Peter Phillips
On-the-job training: a costly poor relation. (increasing on-the-job training effectiveness)Human resources and labor relationsMartyn Sloman
Paying for change. (UK companies adapt pay structures in light of new technology) (includes related articles on change at Exxon Chemical Olefins Inc and Holset engineering)Human resources and labor relationsKen Birkett
Personnel and HRM: can you tell the difference? (human resource management)Human resources and labor relationsDavid Guest
Personnel directors' view from the bridge. (strategic human resource management)Human resources and labor relationsC. Michael Armstrong
Personnel Management 20 years on. (includes related articles on personnel management history) (personnel management in Great Britain since 1969)Human resources and labor relationsTerence Kenny
Personnel strategy for an automated plant. (part one of two)Human resources and labor relationsDavid Yeandle, Jon Clark
PI: not just a programme... (people involvement) (participatory management in Great Britain)Human resources and labor relationsAnthony Barry
Pointing a finger at RSI. (repetitive strain injury)Human resources and labor relationsBrian Pearce, Andy Slovak
Recruit, retrain, retain: personnel management and the three Rs.Human resources and labor relationsBarry Curnow
Rod Hastie. (director of industrial relations for the Independent Television Association)Human resources and labor relationsJohn Richards
Sir Ian MacLaurin. (profile) (part of interviews published by The National Economic Development Office)Human resources and labor relationsJulian Haviland
Strategic HRM: what it is and what it isn't. (human resources management)Human resources and labor relationsPaul Miller
The case for tailor-made MBAs. (Master of Business Administration) (British management education)Human resources and labor relationsDavid Ashton
The Donovan analysis: does it still hold good? (analysis of the 21 year impact of the British Royal Commission Report on Trade Unions and Employer's Associations)Human resources and labor relationsEwart Woolridge
The evolving education programme for personnel professionals.Human resources and labor relationsDerek Torrington
The gentle art of feedback. (includes related article on debriefing) (role-playing and feedback in training)Human resources and labor relationsAndrew Scott, Bob Wood
The individual, the organization and the path to mutual appreciation. (career assessment)Human resources and labor relationsGillian Stamp
The key role of the line manager in employee development.Human resources and labor relationsColin Leicester
The kind of competence for rapid change. (high-performance managerial competencies)Human resources and labor relationsTony Cockerill
The state as employer: setting a new example. (changing employer models in the UK)Human resources and labor relationsSandra Fredman, Gillian Morris
The turbulent birth of British profit sharing.Human resources and labor relationsEsmond Lindop
Towards a better standard of management?Human resources and labor relationsDerek Hornby, Raymond Thomas
TUC women's conference sets agenda for permanent gains from labour shortages. (Trades Union Congress)Human resources and labor relations 
Turning airport managers into high-fliers. (competency-based system of management appraisal)Human resources and labor relationsLaurence Jackson
When line managers welcome equal opportunities.Human resources and labor relationsTom Mahon
Why COSHH will hit hard on health and safety. (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations)Human resources and labor relationsRosemary Riddell
Why manpower planning is back in vogue. (manpower planning in response to labor shortages)Human resources and labor relationsDavid Bell
Why today's workers are on the move. (attitudes of the British work force)Human resources and labor relationsStella Beaumont
This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.