HR Administration
Workforce Management, March 2011
By Staff Report
Sep. 7, 2011
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Armed With Data
by Ed Frauenheim |
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| Operation Workforce Tomorrow is under way at weapons-maker ATK and other companies that are using advanced metrics to prepare for the future.. | ||
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Special Report on HR Technology: The Thought Police? by Ed Frauenheim |
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| Some companies offer software to sniff out social media posts, but such programs raise the question: Does Big Brother belong in the workplace? | |
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The Last Word
Pride vs. Prejudice Ronald J. Alsop |
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Puffing Up Over Pot in the Workplace From our readers |
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| Gay Groups Refocus in Workplace Activists are re-energized to push through the long-debated federal Employment Non-Discrimination Act; Some Firms Find In-House Clinics Are Just What the Doctor Ordered; Niche Sites Gain Monster-Size Following; Young Workers Craving Defined Benefit Plans; Pay ‘Philosophy’ Could Prompt Workers to Stay. The Hot Lists: HR Management System Providers, Integrated Talent Management Software Providers. Data Bank: 3 Percent Floor No More? | . | |
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