Human Resource Management 1997 - Abstracts

Human Resource Management 1997
TitleSubjectAuthors
A contingency matrix approach to IHRM. (international human resource management)Human resources and labor relationsLuthans, Fred, Marsnik, Paul A., Luthans, Kyle W.
Adding value through human resources: reorienting human resource measurement to drive business performance.(Special Issue on Measuring Human Resource Effectiveness and Impact)Human resources and labor relationsYeung, Arthur K., Berman, Bob
Antecedents and outcomes of promotion systems.Human resources and labor relationsAllen, Gillian
A quality human resource curriculum: recommendations from lending senior HR executives.Human resources and labor relationsTucker, Stephen L., Van Eynde, Donald F.
Conditions for successful human resource information systems. (includes appendix)Human resources and labor relationsHaines, Victor Y., Petit, Andre
Enhancing continuous learning: diagnostic findings from multiple companies.Human resources and labor relationsTannenbaum, Scott I.
Frameworks for human resource professionals participating in business relationships.(Special Issue on the Issues of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsLake, Dale G.
How human resource practices can help plateaued managers succeed.Human resources and labor relationsEttington, Deborah R.
HR as a source of shareholder value: research and recommendations.(Special Issue on the Future of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsBecker, Brian E., Huselid, Mark A., Pickus, Peter S., Spratt, Michael F.
HR megatrends.Human resources and labor relationsJames, Ron
HR of the future: conclusions and observations.(Special Issue on the Issues of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsUlrich, Dave
HR's future on the way to a presence. (human resource management's new agendas and practices)(Special Issue on the Future of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsBrockbank, Wayne
HR's role in building competitive edge leaders.(Special Issue on the Issues of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsLombardo, Michael M., Eichinger, Robert W.
Human resource leadership in knowledge-based entities: shaping the context of work.(Special Issue on the Future of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsBahrami, Homa, Evans, Stuart
Human resource management: a changing script for a changing world.(Special Issue on the Future of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsEhrlich, Clifford J.
Human resources in the future: an obstacle or a champion of globalization?(Special Issue on the Issues of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsPucik, Vladimir
In praise of the "soft" stuff: a vision for human resource leadership.(Special Issue on the Issues of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsLobel, Sharon A.
In the changing world of human resources: matching measures to mission.(Special Issue on Measuring Human Resource Effectiveness and Impact)Human resources and labor relationsWintermantel, Richard E., Mattimore, Karen L.
Is the human resource function neglecting the employees?(Special Issue on the Future of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsEllig, Bruce R.
Judge me more by my future than by my past. (emergence of new HR function)(Special Issue on the Future of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsUlrich, Dave
Leading the high-capability organization: challenges for the twenty-first century.(Special Issue on the Future of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsSchlesinger, Leonard A., Heskett, James L.
Learning from action: an analysis of the Center for Army Lessons Learned (CALL).Human resources and labor relationsBaird, Lloyd, Henderson, John C., Watts, Stephanie
Leveraging HRM to enrich competitive intelligence. (human resources management)Human resources and labor relationsHannon, John M.
Measuring human resources: an overview of practice and a prescription for results.(Special Issue on Measuring Human Resource Effectiveness and Impact)Human resources and labor relationsUlrich, Dave
Measuring intellectual capital: learning from financial history.(Special Issue on Measuring Human Resource Effectiveness and Impact)Human resources and labor relationsBoudreau, John W., Ramstad, Peter M.
Mexican women managers: an emerging profile.Human resources and labor relationsMuller, Helen J., Rowell, Monica
New HR roles to impact organizational performance: from "partners" to "players."(Special Issue on the Future of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsSchneier, Craig Eric, Beatty, Richard W.
Organizational change and outdoor management education. (includes appendix)Human resources and labor relationsMcEvoy, Glenn M.
Pitfalls on the road to measurement: the dangerous liaison of human resources with the ideas of accounting and finance.(Special Issue on Measuring Human Resource Effectiveness and Impact)Human resources and labor relationsPfeffer, Jeffrey
Rebalancing the role of human resources.(Special Issue on the Future of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsKochan, Thomas A.
Redefining the field of European human resource management: a battle between national mindsets and forces of business transition?Human resources and labor relationsSparrow, Paul R., Hiltrop, Jean-Marie
Repetitive strain injuries in the information age workplace.Human resources and labor relationsRichardson, Peter, Larsen, James
Reshaping human resources for the next century - lessons from a high flying airline.Human resources and labor relationsCarrig, Ken
Should HR survive? A profession at the crossroads.(Special Issue on the Issues of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsRucci, Anthony J.
The business of human resources.(Special Issue on the Future of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsAlvares, Kenneth M.
The future HR professional: competency buttressed by advocacy and ethics.(Special Issue on the Issues of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsLosey, Michael R.
The future of HR: plus ca change, plus c'est la meme chose. (the more things change, the more they stay the same)(Special Issue on the Future of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsKerr, Steven, Von Glinow, Mary Ann
The future of human resource management: March and Simon (1958) revisited.(Special Issue on the Future of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsBowen, David E., Siehl, Caren
The future of human resources: forging ahead or falling behind?(Special Issue on the Future of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsAnderson, R. Wayne
The human resource profession: insurrection or resurrection?(Special Issue on the Issues of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsMcKee, Kathryn D.
The transformation of the human resource function: resolving the tension between a traditional administrative and a new strategic role.(Special Issue on the Future of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsBeer, Michael
The truth about best practices: what they are and how to apply them.(Special Issue on the Future of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsFitz-enz, Jac
Transforming the human resource function.(Special Issue on the Issues of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsMohrman, Susan Albers, Lawler, Edward E., III
What human resource practitioners need to know for the twenty-first century.(Special Issue on the Future of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsBurke, W. Warner
Where is HR? (role of human resource management function in strategic planning)(Special Issue on the Future of Human Resource Management)Human resources and labor relationsChristensen, Ralph
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