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Human resource policy analysis : organizational applications / edited by Richard J. Niehaus.

Lippincott Library HF5549.5.M3 H84 1985
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Niehaus, Richard J.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Manpower planning.
Personnel management.
Physical Description:
xiii, 237 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Place of Publication:
New York : Praeger, 1985.
Contents:
Organizational human resource policy analysis in the 1980's / R.J. Niehaus
Managing human resources in a high technology enterprise / N.O. Heyer
Human resource planning in a decentralized market driven environment / L.B. Mallia [et al.]
Interactive decision-support systems / P. Miret
Human resources supply-demand policy analysis models / D.M. Atwater, E.S. Bres III, and R.J. Niehaus
Tax subsidies and the intra-organizational trading of fringe benefits / D. Sadowski and R. Schittenhelm
A goal programming system for the management of the U.S. Navy's Sea-shore Rotation Program / A. Charnes ... [et al.]
A short history of Mitsubishi Electric Corporation's basic philosophy of semiconductor R&D and its related human resource management / H. Oka and T. Tanimitsu
Productivity and organization economies of personnel services / R.J. Niehaus, A.P. Schinnar, and L.C. Walters
A discussion of value-added human resource management and planning
Notes:
Includes index.
Bibliography: page 229.
ISBN:
0030715962
OCLC:
11969848

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