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" Partnership HR : "
Irving H. Buchen.
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BL
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1006680
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b761050
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| Main Entry
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Buchen, Irving H.,1930-
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Partnership HR : : new norms for effective recruitment, performance, and training of today's workforce /\ Irving H. Buchen.
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1st ed.
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| Publication Statement
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Mountain View, Calif. :: Davies-Black Pub. :: [Distributed to the trade by National Book Network],, ©2007.
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xiii, 217 pages ;; 24 cm
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| ISBN
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0891062149
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: 9780891062141
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Distributor from jacket.
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Includes index.
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| Contents
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Part 1. New HR and Workforce Partnerships -- 1. Workforce Centrality and Corporate Self-Definition -- 2. Partnerships with Research -- 3. HR-Tech Interface -- 4. HR Support of Emerging Manager-Leaders -- 5. Workforce Innovation and Company Culture -- 6. HR's Alliance with Simulation -- Part 2. Redefinition of the HR Mission -- 7. Orientation and Hiring Practices -- 8. Challenge of Job Satisfaction -- 9. Strategies for Retention -- 10. Reexamination of Work and Its Relationships -- Part 3. Perspectives on Evaluation and Training -- 11. Evaluation of People, Training, and Teams -- 12. New Handbook for Training -- 13. Goals and Roles of Managers and Leaders -- Part 4. Future of HR -- 14. Future HR Operations and HPT Professionals -- 15. Demographics and the Future of HRM.
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| Abstract
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In this often unexamined story of the new American work ethic and why the U.S. will remain a future global force, [the book] demonstrates the innate ability of today's workforce to do whatever it takes to catch up, keep up, and get ahead. Author Irving Buchen challenges organizational leaders and human resource professionals alike to make changes in traditional HR functions as he documents the ingenuity and creativity of the workforce in the U.S.; explores ways to develop more effective work cultures; and uses best-practice case examples from successful companies to serve as new models for future practice.
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Corporate culture.
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Personnel management.
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Corporate culture.
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Personnel management.
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658.3
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HF5549.B8734 2007
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