Human Resource Management 2007 - Abstracts

Human Resource Management 2007
TitleSubjectAuthors
An application of the unfolding model to explain turnover in a sample of military officers.Human resources and labor relationsHolt, Daniel T., Rehg, Michael T., Lin, Jeffrey H. S., Miller, Jennifer
An examination of the use of high-investment human resource systems for core and support employees.Human resources and labor relationsLepak, David P., Marrone, Jennifer A., Taylor, Susan M., Tekleab, Amanuel, Cohen, Debra J.
A sequential equilibrium for the army's Targeted Selective Reenlistment Bonus program.(United States Army)Human resources and labor relationsCarrell, Scott E., West, James E.
A social cognitive interpretation of person-organization fitting: the maintenance and development of professional technical competency.(Report)Human resources and labor relationsWingreen, Stephen C., Blanton, J. Ellis
Balancing global and local strategic contexts: expatriate knowledge transfer, applications, and learning within a transnational organization.(Report)Human resources and labor relationsBrown, Michelle, Hocking, J. Barry, Harzing, Anne-Wil
Bias against overweight job applicants: further explorations of when and why.Human resources and labor relationsFinkelstein, Lisa M., Frautschy, Rachel L., Sweeney, Donna L.
Briefing-debriefing: using a reflexive organizational learning model from the military to enhance the performance of surgical teams.Human resources and labor relationsErez, Miriam, Bamberger, Peter A., Vashdi, Dana R., Weiss-Meilik, Ahuva
Building strong ethics and promoting positive character development: the influence of HRM at the United States Military Academy at West Point.(human resource management)Human resources and labor relationsOffstein, Evan H., Dufresne, Ronald L.
Career success after stigmatizing organizational events.(Report)Human resources and labor relationsHamori, Monika
Country-of-origin, localization, or dominance effect? An empirical investigation of HRM practices in foreign subsidiaries.(Report)Human resources and labor relationsHarzing, Anne-Wil, Pudelko, Markus
Dealing with celebrity and accountability in the top job.(Report)Human resources and labor relationsFerris, Gerald R., Ranft, Annette L., Perryman, Alexa A.
Employer branding in the Belgian Army: the importance of instrumental and symbolic beliefs for potential applicants, actual applicants, and military employees.Human resources and labor relationsLievens, Filip
Evolution of the study and practice of personality at work.(Report)Human resources and labor relationsSchneider, Benjamin
Externalizing the core: firms' use of employment intermediaries in the information and communication technology industries.Human resources and labor relationsKalleberg, Arne L., Neshelm, Torstein, Olsen, Karen M.
Firm-specific human capital and compensation-organizational tenure profiles: an archival analysis of salary data for IT professionals.(Report)Human resources and labor relationsAng, Soon, Slaughter, Sandra A.
Guest editors' note: human resources and leadership lessons from the military.(Editorial)Human resources and labor relationsCycyota, Cynthia S., Ferrante, Claudia J.
How groups learn, continuously.(Report)Human resources and labor relationsSessa, Valerie I., London, Manuel
Human resource integration in the South African military: a view from the trenches.(South African National Defence Force)Human resources and labor relationsMenon, Sanjay T., Kotze, Elize
Leader reputation: the role of mentoring, political skill, contextual learning, and adaptation.Human resources and labor relationsFerris, Gerald R., Blass, Fred R.
Managing human resources in information technology: best practices of high-performing supervisors.(Report)Human resources and labor relationsMann, Joan, Major, Debra A., Davis, Donald D., Germano, Lisa M., Fletcher, Thomas D., Sanchez-Hucles, Janis
Managing work-life conflict among information technology workers.(Report)Human resources and labor relationsMessersmith, Jake
Multisource feedback: lessons learned and implications for practice.Human resources and labor relationsAtwater, Leanne E., Brett, Joan F., Charles, Atira Cherise
Of races to run and battles to be won: technical skill updating, stress and coping of IT professionals.(Report)Human resources and labor relationsCompeau, Deborah, Tsai, Hsing-Yi, Haggerty, Nicole
One size does not fit all: managing IT employees' employment arrangements.(Report)Human resources and labor relationsEnns, Harvey G., Prasad, Jayesh, Ferratt, Thomas W.
Reflecting on the military's best practices.Human resources and labor relationsJordan, Rita A.
Seeking the best: leadership lessons from the military.(human resource management in United States and Canadian armed forces)Human resources and labor relationsLoughlin, Catherine, Arnold, Kara A.
Testing and extending the unfolding model of voluntary turnover to IT professionals.(Report)Human resources and labor relationsMaertz, Carl P., Jr., Niederman, Fred, Sumner, Mary
The effects of supportive management and job quality on the turnover intentions and health of military personnel.Human resources and labor relationsDupre, Kathryne E., Day, Arla L.
The HRM paradox.(EDITOR-IN-CHIEF'S NOTE)(human resource management)(Editorial)Human resources and labor relationsWelbourne, Theresa M.
The relationship between HRM avenues of political influence and perceived organizational performance.(human resource management)(Report)Human resources and labor relationsCooper, Brian, Cieri, Helen De, Holland, Peter, Sheehan, Cathy
The relationship between social norm consensus, perceived similarity, and observer reactions to coworker theft.(Report)Human resources and labor relationsSchmidtke, James M.
To be strategic in the new public sector, HR must remember its operational activities.Human resources and labor relationsTeo, Stephen T.T., Rodwell, John J.
Understanding second careers: lessons from a study of U.S. Navy admirals.(Report)Human resources and labor relationsBaruch, Yehuda, Quick, James Campbell
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