Human Resource Management 2006 - Abstracts

Human Resource Management 2006
TitleSubjectAuthors
Academic application is not an oxymoron: commentary on "A performace-based, minimalist human resource management approach in business schools."Human resources and labor relationsUlrich, Dave
Academic models and real world problems: commentary on " A performance-based, minimalist human resource management approach to business schools."Human resources and labor relationsBrozatsky-Geiger, Jurgen
A competence-based and multidimensional operationalization and measurement of employability.Human resources and labor relationsVan Der Heijde, Claudia M., Van der Heijden, Beatrice I. J. M.
A competency-based framework for promoting corporate entrepreneurship.Human resources and labor relationsZollo, Giuseppe, Capaldo, Guido, Iandoli, Luca
An investigation of training activities and transfer of training in organizations.Human resources and labor relationsSaks, Alan M., Belcourt, Monica
A performance-based, mnimalist human resource management approach in business schools.Human resources and labor relationsLorange, Peter
Approaches to career success: an exploration of surreptitious career-success strategies.Human resources and labor relationsOgbonna, Emmanuel, Harris, Lloyd C.
A situationalist perspective to competency management.Human resources and labor relationsZollo, Giuseppe, Capaldo, Guido, Iandoli, Luca
Autonomy and teamwork in innovative projects.(collaborating teamwork)Human resources and labor relationsHoegl, Martin, Parboteeah, K. Praveen
Can financial derivatives inform HRM? Lessons from Moneyball.Human resources and labor relationsBryan, Rick, Rafferty, Michael
Commentary on meeting the competency needs of global leaders: A partnership approach : an executive coach's perspective.Human resources and labor relationsGoldsmith, Marshall
Competencies in practice: an interview with Hanneke C. Frese.(Interview)Human resources and labor relationsHayton, James C., Mcevoy, Glenn M.
Family-friendly work practices in Britain: avaialability and perceived accessibility.Human resources and labor relationsBudd, John W., Mumford, Karen A.
High-involvement work practices and analysts' forecasts of corporate earnings.(human resource management, planning)Human resources and labor relationsLawler, Edward E., III, Benson, George S., Young, Susan M.
HR, ERP, and knowledge for competitive advantage.(human resource, enterprise resource planning )Human resources and labor relationsLengnick-Hall, Mark L., Lengnick-Hall, Cynthia A.
HRM in project-intensive firms: changes and challenges.(human resource management)Human resources and labor relationsSoderlund, Jonas, Bredin, Karin
Managers' reactions to implementing layoffs: relationship to health problems and withdrawal behaviors.Human resources and labor relations 
Meeting the competency needs of global leaders: a partnership approach.Human resources and labor relationsBrownell, Judi
Modeling an HR shared services center: experience of an MNC in the United Kingdom.(human resource, multinational corporations)Human resources and labor relationsCooke, Fang Lee
Organizationally sensible versus legal-centric approaches to employment decisions.Human resources and labor relationsRoehling, Mark V., Wright, Patrick M.
Predicting assessment center performance with 360-degree, top-down, and customer-based competency assessments.Human resources and labor relationsKonopaske, Robert, Hagan, Christine M., Bernardin, H.John, Tyler, Catherine L.
Radical HRM innovation and competitive advantage, The Moneyball story.(human resource management)Human resources and labor relationsWright, Patrick M., Wolfe, Richard, Smart, Dennis L.
Response to editorial by Bryan and Rafferty.Human resources and labor relationsWright, Patrick M., Wolfe, Richard, Smart, Dennis L.
Serving two organizations: exploring the employment relationship of contracted employees.Human resources and labor relationsKessler, Ian, Morrow, Paula C., Coyle-Shapiro, Jacqueline A-M
Setting people up for success: how the Portman Ritz-Carlton Hotel gets the best from its people.(customer service)(Interview)Human resources and labor relationsYeung, Arthur
The contribution of core employees to organizational capabilities and efficiency.Human resources and labor relationsValle, Ramon, Herrero, Ines, Lopez-Cabrales, Alvaro
The development of strategic human resource professionals at BAE systems.Human resources and labor relationsBrockbank, Wayne, Quinn, Ryan W.
The effects of human resource management practices on the job retention of former welfare clients.Human resources and labor relationsKonrad, Alison M., Deckop, John R., Perlmutter, Felice Davidson, Freely, Joshua L.
The HR competencies-HR effectiveness link: a study in Taiwanese high-tech companies.(Survey)Human resources and labor relationsWright, Patrick M., Han, Jian, Chou, Paul, Chao, Minston
The impact of E-HR on professional competence in HRM: implications for the development of HR professionals.(electronic-human resource)Human resources and labor relationsLee, Sae-Won, Bell, Bradford S., Yeung, Sarah K.
The importance of the employee perspective in the competency development of human resource professionals.Human resources and labor relationsGraham, Mary E., Tarbell, Lindsay M.
Training for virtual teams: an investigation of current practices and future needs.Human resources and labor relationsRosen, Benson, Furst, Stacie, Blackburn, Richard
What determines the size of the HR function? A cross-national analysis.(human resource departments - internal organizational characteristics )Human resources and labor relationsBrewster, Chris, Wood, Geoff, Brookes, Michael, Ommeren, Jos Van
Why organizations adopt some human resource management practices and reject others: an exploration of rationales.Human resources and labor relationsSubramony, Mahesh
Workforce reduction and job-seeker attraction: examining job-seekers' reactions to firms' workforce reduction policies.Human resources and labor relationsLiao, Hui, Mueller, John Kammeyer
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