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Human resource management 309 Training 287 Leadership 195 Recruitment 188 Employee development 151 Organizational change 139 United Kingdom 121 Management development 118 Organizational performance 116 Retention 108 Organizational culture 100 Equal opportunities 93 United States of America 91 Employee attitudes 84 Career development 76 Awards 74 Organizations 60 Performance management 56 Gender 54 Innovation 54 Motivation 54 Empowerment 53 Performance 53 Change management 52 Employees 51 Leadership development 45 Women 44 Retailing 42 Corporate culture 40 Coaching 37 Employee relations 37 Teamwork 36 Job satisfaction 35 Learning 34 Motivation (psychology) 34 Banks 33 Human resource development 33 Organizational development 33 Outsourcing 33 Employee engagement 32
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Article 3,134 Book / Working Paper 3
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non-article 742 case-report 608 viewpoint 445 review-article 408 research-article 81 back-matter 51 review 22 conceptual-paper 5 technical-paper 2
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English 2,784 Undetermined 353
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Pitt, Mike 27 Rao, M.S. 23 Beal, Brian 17 Han, Yong 16 Chelliah, John 13 Pollitt, David 13 Cole, Graham 12 Linacre, Simon 12 Rao, M.S 11 Foster, C. 10 Marques, Joan 10 Bell, Interview by Gareth 9 Little, Bob 9 by Gareth Bell, Interview 9 Khan, Anas 8 Crush, P. 7 Davis, Paul J. 7 Eaton, Mark 7 James, Sarah 7 Norton, Interview by Juliet 7 Wheatcroft, John 7 Writer, Freelance 7 by Juliet Norton, Interview 7 by Rachel Brown, Interview 7 by Ruth Young, Interview 7 Bagga, Gaurav 6 Briggs, Hilary 6 Field, James 6 Harrison, Interview by Juliet 6 Khan, Riad 6 Lyons, Paul R. 6 Short, Tom 6 Zhao, Hongdan 6 by Juliet Harrison, Interview 6 Drury, Pauline 5 McPherson, Blair 5 Mustafa, Engin 5 Pathak, Atul Arun 5 Rana, Geeta 5 by Sarah Powell, Interview 5
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Human Resource Management International Digest 2,782 Human resource management international digest 353 Human Resource Management International Digest - Volume 16, Issue 3 1 Human Resource Management, International Digest 1 Human resource management 1 Volume 14, Issue 3 1
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Other ZBW resources 2,781 OLC EcoSci 353 ECONIS (ZBW) 3
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Fire‐fighters respond to modern management development
In: Human Resource Management International Digest 10 (2002) 6, pp. 30-31
Firefighters spend less than 10 percent of their working time on emergencies. Yet the way they spend the other 90 percent of their working time directly influences how they respond to emergencies. Good leadership skills can help firefighters to make the most of the time they spend on their more...
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People: a key ingredient at Pret A Manger
In: Human Resource Management International Digest 10 (2002) 6, pp. 6-8
Giving junior team members a significant role in hiring decisions and encouraging employee feedback on customer‐comment forms are just two of the unconventional human‐resource management practices that have helped to make Pret A Manger one of the most admired brands in Britain. McDonald’s...
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Re‐engineering HR delivery at IBM
In: Human Resource Management International Digest 10 (2002) 6, pp. 9-12
Faced with declining revenues and significant business losses in the early 1990s, IBM reviewed its products, services, infrastructure, operations and functions. As part of this process, HR processes, policies and practices were either reformed or eliminated. Bob Gonzales, vice‐president of HR...
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Managing diversity at Dow Chemical and Texas Commerce Bank
In: Human Resource Management International Digest 10 (2002) 6, pp. 13-14
Better communications between managers and their employees are helping two US companies – Dow Chemical and Texas Commerce Bank – to manage their diverse workforces. Dow Chemical reports greater empowerment and improved attitudes to work following adoption of a new process for managing...
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The SoftwareCo approach to retaining key workers
In: Human Resource Management International Digest 10 (2002) 6, pp. 15-16
A US supplier of networking information technology (IT) has only 5 percent annual turnover of IT staff, compared with an industry average of 15 percent. SoftwareCo’s success in attracting, developing and retaining these key employees is based on understanding that they need a challenging and...
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“Hands‐on” approach keeps GNER on track
In: Human Resource Management International Digest 10 (2002) 6, pp. 17-19
Christopher Garnett, chief executive of the UK’s Great North Eastern Railway (GNER), takes a hands‐on approach to customer service. He could sit back and enjoy red‐carpet treatment aboard his own trains, but he is more likely to be found handing out newspapers to passengers and delivering...
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HR a catalyst for business change at LL Bean
In: Human Resource Management International Digest 10 (2002) 7, pp. 4-9
Despite recording more than $1 billion in annual sales world‐wide, LL Bean faces the pressures of all major retailers – competition, fluctuating sales, overcapacity in the sector and potential squeezes on margins. The business is one of the world’s best‐known brands in outdoor sports and...
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Success through inclusion: equality and diversity at Barclays
In: Human Resource Management International Digest 10 (2002) 7, pp. 9-12
For UK bank Barclays, equality and diversity best practice is not only the right thing to do, it delivers innovation, insight and access to new resources. The bank’s four‐year objectives are to double the number of women in the most senior positions, from 11 percent to 22 percent, and to...
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The figures add up for KPMG’s army of volunteers
In: Human Resource Management International Digest 10 (2002) 7, pp. 12-14
A UK accountancy firm which is “founded on its people and earns its licence to operate through them” allows any of its employees to take half a day each month in work time for regular volunteering. More than 2,000 employees, from all levels of seniority, take part in KPMG’s Community...
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People development at Allen & Overy
In: Human Resource Management International Digest 10 (2002) 7, pp. 14-16
Lawyers, coming from a culture where admitting lack of knowledge and making necessary “mistakes” are not seen as correct behavior, may not be the easiest group of people to train. In general terms, they may not always respect people from professional disciplines other than their own. They...
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