The Expanding role of the human resources manager / Robert L. Desatnick

By: Desatnick, Robert L [author]Material type: TextTextPublication details: New York : AMACOM, c1979Description: vii, 230 pages ; 22 cmISBN: 081445528XSubject(s): HUAMN RESOURCESLOC classification: HF 5549 .D47 1979
Contents:
1. Mounting Concerns of the CEO -- 2. Influencing the Management Process -- 3. Achieving Impact at the Policy Level -- 4. Implementing and Obtaining Results -- 5.Focusing on New Standards and Measurements -- 6. Profiling the Function and Identifying the Incumbent -- 7. The Future: Phase IV.
Summary: Monograph on the role of the human resources manager in USA private enterprises, seen as a profit-oriented member of top management with greater involvement in organization development and employment policy than the traditional personnel management officer - includes human resources planning, labor costs, training, promotion, labor relations, wage determination, management development, management by objectives and legal aspects, and considers recruitment of the human resources manager. Diagrams
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Gen. Ed. - CBA Relegation Room GC HF 5549 .D47 1979 (Browse shelf (Opens below)) c.1 Deselected NULIB000001077

Includes index.

1. Mounting Concerns of the CEO -- 2. Influencing the Management Process -- 3. Achieving Impact at the Policy Level -- 4. Implementing and Obtaining Results -- 5.Focusing on New Standards and Measurements -- 6. Profiling the Function and Identifying the Incumbent -- 7. The Future: Phase IV.

Monograph on the role of the human resources manager in USA private enterprises, seen as a profit-oriented member of top management with greater involvement in organization development and employment policy than the traditional personnel management officer - includes human resources planning, labor costs, training, promotion, labor relations, wage determination, management development, management by objectives and legal aspects, and considers recruitment of the human resources manager. Diagrams

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