Human Resource Management 1998 - Abstracts

Human Resource Management 1998
TitleSubjectAuthors
A framework for understanding dysempowerment in organizations.(Special Issue on Employee Communications)Human resources and labor relationsMontgomery, Kathleen, Kane, Kathleen
An examination of factors associated with the integration of human resource management and strategic decision making.Human resources and labor relationsKetchen, David J., Jr., Bennett, Nathan, Schultz, Elyssa Blanton
A tale of two corporations: managing uncertainty during organizational change.(Special Issue on Employee Communications)Human resources and labor relationsBordia, Prashant, DiFonzo, Nicholas
A typology of international human resource management in Japanese multinational corporations: organizational implications.Human resources and labor relationsTaylor, Sully, Bird, Allan, Beechler, Schon
Class action sexual harassment lawsuit: a study in crisis communication.(Special Issue on Employee Communications)(Mitsubishi Motors Manufacturing of America)Human resources and labor relationsPomerenke, Paula J.
Communications enhancement: a process dividend for the organization and the HRM department.(Special Issue on Employee Communications)(human resources management)Human resources and labor relationsMonks, Kathy, Buckley, Finian, Sinnott, Anne
Corporate strategy, executive selection, and firm performance.Human resources and labor relationsDatta, Deepak K., Guthrie, James P.
Designing and supporting transnational teams: the human resource agenda.Human resources and labor relationsSnell, Scott A., Hambrick, Donald C., Snow, Charles C., Davison, Sue Canney
Editor's note.(Special Issue on Employee Communications)(Editorial)Human resources and labor relationsUlrich, Dave
Electronic mail as social influence in downsized organizations.(Special Issue on Employee Communications)(includes appendices)Human resources and labor relationsUrban, David J., Tuten, Tracy L., Gray, George
Employment and employability: foundation of the new social contract.Human resources and labor relationsEllig, Bruce R.
Human resources at Mercantile Bancorporation, Inc.: a critical analysis.Human resources and labor relationsForbringer, Louis R., Oeth, Carol
Interview with Bruce Rohde, CEO of ConAgra, Inc.: HR as major source of competitive advantage. (human resources)(Interview)Human resources and labor relations 
Merit pay, performance appraisal, and individual motivation: an analysis and alternative.Human resources and labor relationsCampbell, Donald J., Campbell, Kathleen M., Chia, Ho-Beng
On becoming a strategic partner: the role of human resources in gaining competitive advantage.Human resources and labor relationsWright, Patrick M., Barney, Jay B.
Participants' values and incentive plans.Human resources and labor relationsBento, Regina F., White, Lourdes F.
Practitioner interviews.(Special Issue on Employee Communications)(interview with four professional communicators)(Interview)Human resources and labor relationsArgenti, Paul A.
Psychological contract violations during corporate restructuring.Human resources and labor relationsFeldman, Daniel C., Turnley, William H.
Redefining psychological contracts with the U.S. work force: a critical task for strategic human resource management planners in the 1990s.Human resources and labor relationsSingh, Robert
Strategic employee communications.(Special Issue on Employee Communications)(Editorial)Human resources and labor relationsArgenti, Paul A.
Strategy, core competence, and HR involvement as determinants of HR effectiveness and refinery performance. (human resources)(includes appendix)Human resources and labor relationsWright, Patrick M., McMahan, Gary C., McCormick, Blaine, Sherman, W. Scott
The acceptability of 360 degree appraisals: a customer-supplier relationship perspective.Human resources and labor relationsWaldman, David A., Bowen, David E.
The effects of leader motivating language on subordinate performance and satisfaction.(Special Issue on Employee Communications)(includes appendix)Human resources and labor relationsMayfield, Jacqueline Rowley, Mayfield, Milton Ray, Kopf, Jerry
The relationships among work-related perceptions, employee attitudes, and employee performance: the integral role of communication.(Special Issue on Employee Communications)(includes appendix)Human resources and labor relationsRodwell, John J., Shadur, Mark A., Kienzle, Rene
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