Management Solutions 1987 - Abstracts

Management Solutions 1987
TitleSubjectAuthors
A bakers dozen of ways to motivate people.Human resources and labor relationsSherwood, Andrew
A better approach to performance reviews.Human resources and labor relationsGrant, Philip C.
Action skills for group leaders.Human resources and labor relationsAllcorn, Seth
A lesson in employee involvement.Human resources and labor relationsSmits, Stephen M.
A matter of personal ability, not gender. (perceived differences in management style between men and women)Human resources and labor relations 
A new source for the information you need. (automated human resource management systems)Human resources and labor relationsSpoor, James E.
Are you making the most of that intern? (personnel management)Human resources and labor relationsSchwartz, Andrew E.
Attitude surveys: organization and managerial assessment?Human resources and labor relations 
Better communications means smoother customer service.Human resources and labor relationsThomas, Bobbie
Beyond performance reviews. (personnel management)Human resources and labor relationsRiley, Mary, Noland, Richard
Charting your career goals.Human resources and labor relationsPaul, Celia, Sanger, Ann W.
Clearing the air about no-smoking policies.Human resources and labor relationsPotter, Howard
Complying with government recordkeeping requirements. (maintenance of personnel records)Human resources and labor relationsMadsen, Roger B., Knudson-Fields, Barbara
Corporate crisis: the aftermath.Human resources and labor relationsRamee, John
Creating a more caring work environment.Human resources and labor relationsSage, David R., Stahl, Mark B.
Crisis management: looking for the warning signs.Human resources and labor relationsRamee, John
Dealing with a grieving employee.Human resources and labor relationsJohnston, Sally A.
Developing a leadership strategy.Human resources and labor relationsNiehouse, Oliver
Discipline with a clear sense of purpose. (employee supervision)Human resources and labor relationsSeltzer, Joseph
Do you have to suffer from all those interruptions? (interruptions in the workplace)Human resources and labor relationsDouglass, Merrill E.
Emotional maturity - an important executive quality.Human resources and labor relationsFox, Joseph M., Zauderer, Donald G.
Employee-employer relationships: when they have cause to complain.Human resources and labor relationsMadsen, Roger B., Knudson-Fields, Barbara
Feedback as a performance management technique.Human resources and labor relationsSmith, Michael
Getting at the truth. (how managers can elicit needed information from employees)Human resources and labor relations 
Getting employee commitment.Human resources and labor relationsDenton, D. Keith
Getting hourly employees to work. (tools for motivating employees)Human resources and labor relationsGinsburg, Sigmund G.
Guidelines for managing in service businesses.Human resources and labor relationsShetty, Y.K.
How to comply with the Immigration Reform Act.Human resources and labor relationsBesnoff, Larry
How to do a better job of buying office supplies. (excerpted from the booklet, "How to Save Money on Office Supplies," published by Quill Corporation)Human resources and labor relations 
How to handle disagreement.Human resources and labor relationsCarter, Jaine
"I quit!": dealing with the angry resignation.Human resources and labor relationsCarter, Janet Houser
Keeping your high achievers motivated. (personnel management)Human resources and labor relationsOfner, J. Alan
Making the most of a training session.Human resources and labor relationsGrant, Philip C.
Managing by task inventories.Human resources and labor relationsGrant, Philip C.
Managing computerized supervisory systems.Human resources and labor relationsNath, Ravinder, Gilmore, Barry
Managing for safeness. (occupational safety)Human resources and labor relationsThompson, Bernard
Managing in a crisis. (corporate crisis management)Human resources and labor relationsRamee, John
Managing those you don't like.Human resources and labor relationsSheppard, I. Thomas
Middle mangers: alive and well. (ranks of middle management are not shrinking)Human resources and labor relations 
New motivational strategies to pursue.Human resources and labor relationsSchuman, Gary
Organizational involvement: the key to employee career development.Human resources and labor relationsChristensen, Donna R.
Overcoming your resistance to goals.Human resources and labor relationsDuBrin, Andrew J.
People problems: dress distractions. (dress codes at work)Human resources and labor relationsPremeaux, Shane R., Mondy, R. Wayne
People problems: substance use and abuse. (drugs in the workplace)Human resources and labor relationsPremeaux, Shane R., Mondy, R. Wayne, Worley, Larry
People problems: the legal buff. (employees who create problems by voicing opinions on the legality of personnel actions)Human resources and labor relationsPremeaux, Shane R., Mondy, R. Wayne, McFatter, Kyle
Productive progressive discipline procedures.Human resources and labor relationsMadsen, Roger B., Knudson-Fields, Barbara
Putting a lid on disability costs.Human resources and labor relationsLucas, Stacey
Putting their performance in writing. (documenting employee performance reviews)Human resources and labor relationsSmith, Michael
Reducing the need for defensive communication.Human resources and labor relationsGiacalone, Robert A., Knouse, Stephen B.
Reducing turnover of new hires. (mentoring as a method of guiding new employees)Human resources and labor relationsBuonocore, Anthony J.
Resiliency in the face of stress.Human resources and labor relationsZauderer, Donald, Fox, Joseph
Resolving conflict through 'win-win' negotiating.Human resources and labor relationsMorgan, Phillip
Self-rating performance: how to reinforce the right job behavior.Human resources and labor relationsBobele, Ken
Some less recognized forms of employee theft.Human resources and labor relationsCaudill, Donald W.
Strategic vs. tactical management: why bother?Human resources and labor relationsNiehouse, Oliver L.
Supervising employees with job insecurities.Human resources and labor relationsPremeaux, Shane R., Mondy, R. Wayne, Comish, C. Ray
Supervising employees with marital difficulties.Human resources and labor relationsPremeaux, Shane R., Mondy, R. Wayne, Benning, Mary Jo
Supervising in an employee-owned company.Human resources and labor relationsRosen, Corey
Supervising the office socializer.Human resources and labor relationsMondy, R. Wayne, Comish, C. Ray, Premeaus, Shane R.
The Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde game managers play.Human resources and labor relationsFlamholtz, Eric
The first steps in solving people problems.Human resources and labor relationsSnyder, Peg
The five steps in practicing effective discipline.Human resources and labor relationsVeglahn, Peter A.
The goldbrick on your staff. (dealing with employees who purposely avoid their work)Human resources and labor relationsPremeaux, Shane R., Mondy, R. Wayne, Phelps, Lonnie D.
The hiring decision: assessing fit into the workplace.Human resources and labor relationsDickerson, Elizabeth
The law and employee-employer relationships: policies and procedures.Human resources and labor relationsMadsen, Roger B., Knudson-Fields, Barbara
The law and employee-employer relationships: the hiring process.Human resources and labor relationsKnudson-Fields, Barbara, Madison, Roger
The pitfalls (and pratfalls) of corporate communications.Human resources and labor relationsMcArthur, Jerie, McArthur, D.W.
The right to employability. (retraining people laid off from their jobs)Human resources and labor relations 
The shoot out among nonteam players. (ineffective responses to organizational conflict)Human resources and labor relationsLynch, Robert
The strategic nature of leadership. (strategic management)Human resources and labor relationsNiehouse, Oliver
The ten commandments of firing.Human resources and labor relationsRecker, W.A.
The ultimate savings account. (single premium whole life insurance plans)Human resources and labor relationsSimpson, Robert S.
The why, what, and to whom of delegation.Human resources and labor relationsSchwartz, Andrew E.
Three steps to increasing supervisory success.Human resources and labor relationsMcKinnon, D. Kim
Want job improvement? Try counseling.Human resources and labor relationsGriffith, T.J.
What is effective leadership? (adapted from the book "You Can Lead"; AMACOM 1985)Human resources and labor relationsLaurie, John
What managers don't understand about sexual harassment.Human resources and labor relationsChusmir, Leonard H., Durand, Douglas E.
What to do if the IRS fouls up.Human resources and labor relationsRudie, Mary J.
When making that presentation.Human resources and labor relationsDeitzer, Bernard A., Krigline, Alan G.
Work sampling: increasing service and white collar productivity.Human resources and labor relationsDenton, D. Keith
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