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Human Resource Development

David McGuire, Kenneth Molbjerg Jorgensen, David O'Donnell

2010

Managing employee turnover

Edward Roseman

1981

Managing people and employee relations

Manchester Open Learning

1993

The war for talent

Beth Axelrod, Ed Michaels, Helen Handfield-Jones

2001

A handbook of personnel management practice

Michael Armstrong

1984

Human resources management & development handbook

William R. Tracey

1994

Cataloging and catalogs

David F. Kohl

1986

Organizational behaviour

Jason Colquitt

2009

PHR Exam Prep

Cathy Lee Gibson

2005

Leader as coach

David B. Peterson

1996

Managing human resources for nonprofits

Kunle Akingbola

2015

The Portable MBA

Mary Anne Devanna, Eliza G. C. Collins

1990

Cultural diversity in the workplace

Henderson, George

1994

The Handbook of human resource development

Leonard Nadler

1984

Personnel management in government

David H. Rosenbloom, Norma M. Riccucci, Albert Hyde et al.

1992

HR Know-how in Mergers and Acquisitions (Developing Practice)

Sue Cartwright

2000

Behavior in organizations

Robert A. Baron

1993

Training student library assistants

Morell D. Boone

1991

Clinical delegation skills

Ruth I. Hansten

1994

Personnel management

Derek Torrington, Laura Hall

1979

More Games Teams Play

Leslie Bendaly

1999

Diversity in the workplace

Susan E. Jackson

1992

International human resource management

Dennis R. Briscoe

2012

Staff management in library and information work

Jordan, Peter

1995

Personnel management and industrial relations

Dale Yoder

1970

A Handbook of Human Resource Management Practice

Michael Armstrong

2001

Developing HR talent

Kirsty Saddler

2011

Effective human resource development

Neal Chalofsky

1988

Risky business

Lynne Falkin McClure

1996

How to Think Like a Boss

Barry Eigen

1990

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