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Medical library downsizing

Michael J. Schott

2005

The Quest for Justice on the Job

Jerald Greenberg

1995

I hate my boss!

Bob Weinstein

1998

Motivational management made easy

Charles Trevor-Roper

2008

Fundamentals of library supervision

Joan Giesecke

2010

Harvard business review on managing diversity

Harvard Business School

2001

Managing the health care professional

Charles R. McConnell

1984

Promoting excellence

Mary Casteleyn, Sylvia P. Webb

1993

Strategic Human Resources Planning

Monica Belcourt

2015

Addressing the human capital crisis in the Federal Government

Jay Liebowitz

2004

Supervisory Management

David Evans

1995

The workforce scorecard

Mark A. Huselid, Richard W. Beatty, Brian E. Becker

2005

Harvard business review on finding & keeping the best people

HBR

2011

International human resource management

Tony Edwards, Chris Rees

2006

Public personnel systems

Lee, Robert D.

1979

Human resource strategy

James W. Walker

1992

Human resource planning

James W. Walker

1980

New technology

Russell D. Lansbury, Greg Bamber

1989

Managing human resources

Arthur W. Sherman

1988

Personnel management and productivity in city government

Selma J. Mushkin

1979

Essentials of strategy

Harvard Business School

2006

Supervisory management for healthcare organizations

Theo Haimann

1984

Developing leadership skills

Rosie L. Albritton

1990

Organizational behavior

Gregory Moorhead

1989

Beyond HR

John W. Boudreau, Peter M. Ramstad

2007

How to handle staff misconduct

C. Edward Lawrence, Myra K. Vachon

1995

Public personnel administration

O. Glenn Stahl

1976

Beyond the myths and magic of mentoring

Margo Murray

1991

Strategy and human resource management

Peter F. Boxall

2011

Essentials of industrial and organizational psychology

William C. Howell

1976

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