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Articles in Jan, 2006 issue of HR Magazine

• Get tough with tardiness
  by Anne Marie Tucciarone-Mahan
• Entry-level gulf coast workers are elusive
  by Nancy Hatch Woodward
• HR, Alaska style: at a health care consortium owned by Alaska Natives, HR is overcoming multiple challenges in short order
  by Ann Pomeroy
• Dealer claims casino violated Title VII
  by Jennifer Ann Welfley
• Succeeding with succession: tools for succession management get more sophisticated
  by Drew Robb
• Annoying e-mail: think before hitting 'send' button
• Meet the 2006 SHRM Board of Directors
• Global workforce issues: challenge and opportunity
  by Susan Meisinger
• Disaster preparedness is a full-time HR job
  by Kathy Gurchiek
• Employee self-service
• Fallout from 'donning and doffing' case widespread
  by Allen Smith
• Career counselor interviewing: find out the real reason a candidate is leaving his company and how your job fits in with his career progression
  by Paul Falcone
• Executives give weight to fitness
• Women vs. men: which make better leaders?
• 5-D Leadership
  by Leigh Rivenbark
• Workplace management
• Business leaders lack critical skills
• … although worker loyalty is rising, another survey reports
• Travel time, Medicare, diversity recruiting
  by Shari Lau
• HR's new breed; Coming to an office near you: HR professionals with wide-ranging business skills and a desire for challenging work
  by Robert Rodriguez
• Firing after harassment report upheld
  by Maria Greco Danaher
• Insuring a better process
  by Patrick Mirza
• Expert: wait until 2007 to use new EEO-1 categories
  by Allen Smith
• Preventive medicine: employee wellness programs are prone to legal maladies that require careful monitoring
  by Francis P. Alvarez
• Staffing
• Mission accomplished
  by Terence F. Shea
• Developing talent: two companies tackle vital employee development in very different ways that suit their business needs
  by Robert J. Grossman
• Survey tools
• 'Emergent' workers make up one-third of workforce
• Surviving Katrina—remotely: ingenuity and fast decision-making by HR staffers helped keep a New Orleans hospital up and running
  by Susan Ladika
• OFCCP raises bar on affirmative action plans
• Pinnacle Awards honor innovative SHRM chapters
  by Beth McConnell
• Employers warm up to online education: online degree programs offer flexibility and cost advantages that are becoming increasingly popular
  by Kimberly Merriman
• Explicit Business Writing
  by Leigh Rivenbark
• Overtime and double time may be required
  by Allen Smith
• Ethics at Work
  by Leigh Rivenbark
• Work/life benefits
• Correction
• Views differ on pension insurance deficit
  by Bill Leonard
• Internship program dividends: grooming young talent can yield results for employers and participants
  by Dawn S. Onley
• A matter of degrees
  by Jennifer Schramm
• Talent: find or fabricate?
  by Patrick Mirza
• CDHPs available; will workers sign up?
  by Kathy Gurchiek
• Retirement benefits
• Many employees itching to leave, new survey reveals …
• SHRM announces plans for 2006
  by Beth McConnell
• Guiding aspiring female execs up the ladder
• Gone camping: it may be winter, but, for workers with young children, the annual struggle to find suitable summer camps is about to begin
  by Kathryn Tyler
• Training and development
• Yellow pages: guide to HR products and services
• Choose and train employee teachers
  by Carol Delisi
• Calling in sick is not FMLA notice
  by James B. Thelen
• Compensation and benefits
• Relocation buyers' guide
• Middle managers essential to company success
  by Ann Pomeroy
• Under the radar: EPL insurance; Many HR professionals don't play a prominent enough role in managing their EPL insurance. Here's why they should
  by Eric Krell