New Human Resource Management: Managers' Bookshelf

Author: Smialowski
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: Simple writing style, numerous charts, real and popular cases, cutting-edge human resource management topics let you "stand on the shoulders of giants," highly operational structural analysis tools let you "feel at ease in practice." This book uses a simple writing style, numerous charts, real and popular cases, cutting-edge human resource management topics let you "stand on the shoulders of giants," highly operational structural analysis tools let you "feel at ease in practice." This book employs a systematic approach to identify the strengths and weaknesses of human resource management in your organization and determine limited areas for improvement. The book extensively uses easy-to-understand case studies and broad and unique research findings to analyze nearly a thousand private and public sector organizations, proposing practical solutions for understanding the human resource function and improving its service quality. The book concludes with an appendix, including all the data collection and analysis tools mentioned in the chapters above, hoping you can use these tools to improve the contribution of human resources to your organization's corporate strategy. This book provides human resource participants with a wealth of research findings and data collection tools to help them gather diagnostic information about service quality and key areas needing improvement.