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More information distributed electronically

Paper-based processes such as making internal memos and announcements have become less used because of electronic media which allows easy access to...
HR Magazine, 10/01/97 by Elaine McShulskis · More from publication
Spotting potentially violent employees

A technique focuses on recognizing potential violent employees during an interview. Job hopping can indicate impulsiveness while deeply felt...
HR Magazine, 08/01/97 by Elaine McShulskis · More from publication
Do childless employees feel cheated?

A Conference Board report revealed that childless employees feel that they support the benefits of their co-workers who have children. But survey...
HR Magazine, 07/01/97 by Elaine McShulskis · More from publication
Job stress can prompt unethical behavior

A national survey revealed that almost half of the workers in the US perform unethical activities because of job pressure. Some of the examples...
HR Magazine, 07/01/97 by Elaine McShulskis · More from publication
Work/life programs increase employee retention

A survey conducted by chemical company Hoechst Celanese reveal that programs that balance work and family responsibilities create positive effect...
HR Magazine, 06/01/97 by Elaine McShulskis · More from publication
Weekend work increases - HRM update

Statistics show that there is an increase in the number of employees working during weekends in addition to their regular work week. This change is...
HR Magazine, 06/01/97 by Elaine McShulskis · More from publication

Job cuts likely to target upper management - HRM update

Middle management employees, supervisors and hourly employees are presently considered of equal importance in the employment ladder. However,...
HR Magazine, 06/01/97 by Elaine McShulskis · More from publication
Gauging executive search firm performance - HRM update

Low unemployment, strong business for retainer search firms and efficient corporate staffs have made executive search evaluation more difficult for...
HR Magazine, 06/01/97 by Elaine McShulskis · More from publication
Early intervention in worker's compensation cases beneficial

A study conducted by san Francisco-based Paradigm Health Corporation revealed that early intervention in catastrophic workers' compensation cases...
HR Magazine, 06/01/97 by Elaine McShulskis · More from publication
Small business: be aware of illegal interview questions - HRM update

Small businesses, comprised of less than 500 employees, claim that their companies find it difficult to comply with the Americans with Disabilities...
HR Magazine, 06/01/97 by Elaine McShulskis · More from publication