Review of Public Personnel Administration 1998 - Abstracts

Review of Public Personnel Administration 1998
TitleSubjectAuthors
Administering family leave benefits and new challenges for public personnel management: the New York State experience.Political scienceKim, Soonhee
A midterm case study assessment of skill-based pay in the Virginia Department of Transportation.Political scienceShareef, Reginald
An overview of benefits for the public sector: not on the fringes anymore.Political scienceDaley, Dennis M.
Asia plays a new part.(from importer to exporter)Political scienceGarcia, Carmen
Continuing progress toward racial and gender pay equality in the federal service.Political scienceLewis, Gregory B.
Employee attitudes toward benefit packaging: the job sector dilemma.Political scienceFredericksen, Patricia J., Soden, Dennis L.
Employee discipline and the post-bureaucratic public organization: a challenge in the change process.Political scienceLeavitt, William M., Johnson, Gail
Gender differences and managerial competencies.Political scienceDaley, Dennis M., Naff, Katherine C.
GenXers vs. boomers vs. matures: generational comparisons of public employee motivation.Political scienceJurkiewicz, Carole L., Brown, Roger G.
Learning from parallel organizational development efforts in two public sector settings.Political scienceMikkelsen, Aslaug
Local government responses to workplace violence: a status report.Political scienceNigro, Lloyd G., Waugh, William L., Jr.
Minorities in the Farmers Home Administration: toward a model of intra-agency employment.Political scienceSelden, Sally Coleman
Organizational culture and New York state employees' work-family conflict: gender differences in balancing work and family responsibilities.Political scienceKim, Soonhee
Political culture, local governments and progressive personnel practices: The case of collective bargaining provisions and a test of Elazar's and Lieske's measures of political culture.Political scienceMcCurdy, Arthur H.
Providing high quality mediation: insights from the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service.Political scienceMareschal, Patrice M.
Reinventing government, the new public management and civil service systems in international perspective: the danger of throwing the baby out with the bathwater.Political scienceKearney, Richard C., Hays, Steven W.
Subordinate appraisals of managers: lessons from a state agency.Political scienceCoggburn, Jerrell D.
The debate over tenure.Political scienceIsfahani, Nadir
The First Amendment and the public sector employee: the effect of recent patronage cases on public sector personnel decisions.Political scienceEisenhart, Kathryn E.
The new public management and its consequences in the public personnel system.Political scienceRocha, J.A. Oliveira
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