Compensation & Benefits Management 1997 - Abstracts

Compensation & Benefits Management 1997
TitleSubjectAuthors
A new era in benefits management.InsuranceKleinert, Richard A.
Can Social Security be saved?(Editorial)Insurance 
Discount cards: low-cost benefit offerings on the rise.InsuranceHaynes, Susan
Effective human resources strategies for a volatile world.(Column)InsuranceGreene, Robert J.
Health benefit costs may climb in 1997.InsuranceUmland, Beth
Postemployment benefits.InsuranceRappaport, Anna, Bader, Lawrence
Postemployment benefits: financial considerations in the development of a group long-term care insurance program.InsuranceRappaport, Anna M., Stanger, Janice
Post employment benefits: how to reach your retirees.InsuranceRappaport, Anna M., Liedel, Dana
Strategic compensation: employee stock: how much is too much?InsuranceOchsner, Robert C.
The human resources professionals' guide to financial statements.(Professional Directions)(Column)InsuranceStybel, Laurence J., Peabody, Maryanne
The managed care value process: creating a successful health care strategy.(Column)InsuranceDevendorf, Lewis E.
Today's managed care market.InsuranceCave, Douglas G., Arrandale, Kristin E.
Today's managed care market: examining the effectiveness of the "gatekeeper" mechanism.InsuranceCave, Douglas G., Anderson, Susan
Tomorrow's retirees: considerations in planning for retirement.(Postemployment Benefits)(Column)InsuranceRappaport, Anna M.
When the recruiter calls. (techniques for handling an interview)InsuranceStybel, Laurence J., Peabody, Maryanne
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