In this new volume of the Professional Practice Series--the first to be published by Jossey-Bass--Manuel London brings together a group of leading research and practice experts to address perhaps the most crucial set of issues facing organizations today--what to do about jobs and workers in turbulent times. In thirteen original chapters, the contributors show how human resource development programs contribute to an organization's viability and growth and the role industrial and organizational psychologists, human resource professionals, and consultants play to help solve organizational or…mehr
In this new volume of the Professional Practice Series--the first to be published by Jossey-Bass--Manuel London brings together a group of leading research and practice experts to address perhaps the most crucial set of issues facing organizations today--what to do about jobs and workers in turbulent times. In thirteen original chapters, the contributors show how human resource development programs contribute to an organization's viability and growth and the role industrial and organizational psychologists, human resource professionals, and consultants play to help solve organizational or societal problems associated with corporate restructuring and redeployment of workers. The programs detailed here illustrate several successful alternatives to employee displacement and organizational downsizing.Through empirical studies and rich case examples of innovative career development programs in firms as renowned as AT&T, General Electric, and Ford, this book explains the processes for designing and implementing employee development programs that enhance organizational growth and career opportunities.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
MANUEL LONDON is professor of management and director of the Center for Human Resource Management in the Harriman School of Management and Policy at the State University of New York, Stony Brook. London spent twelve years at AT&T in a series of human resource and training positions as manager and researcher. He is the author of eight books, including Managing the Training Enterprise (Jossey-Bass, 1989).
Inhaltsangabe
1. Employee Development and Job Creation: Trends, Problems, Opportunities Jennifer Jarrett, Joseph F. Coates Part One: Career Development Programs in Changing Organizations 2. Organizational Growth and Employee Advancement: Tracking the Opportunities Amy Hurley, Jeffrey A. Sonnenfeld 3. Career Development in Downsizing Organizations: A Self-Affirmation Analysis Joel Brockner, Robert J. Lee 4. Integrated Human Resource Development: Building Professional Competences and Communities Edward M. Mone, Melissa A. Bilger Part Two: New Patterns of Employment 5. Salvaging Displaced Employees: Job Obsolescence, Retraining, and Redeployment H. G. Kaufman 6. Managing Part-Time and Temporary Employment Relationships: Individual Needs and Organizational Demands Daniel C. Feldman 7. Creating and Managing a Resource Link: The Internal Contingent Work Force James W. Smither 8. Developing Entrepreneurs: Skills for the "Wanna Be," "Gonna Be," and "Gotta Be Better" Employees John Eggers Part Three: Economic Development and Revitalized Careers 9. Supporting Career Transitions in a Time of Organizational Downsizing: The Michigan JOBS Program Richard H. Price, Amiram D. Vinokur 10. Creating Opportunities for Displaced Workers: Center for Commercial Competitiveness Larry Last, Robert W. E. Peterson, Jack Rappaport, Carin Webb 11. Engaging Displaced Employees in Job Creation: Experiences in High-Tech Firms Gerrit Wolf, Joseph Pufahl, Jeff Casey, Manny London 12. Developing Computerized Outplacement Counseling Programs: The Philadelphia Naval Shipyard and Base Robert J. Vance, David V. Day 13. Coping with Job Loss: The Collective Activism of Community-Based Job Creation and Retention Strategies Carrie R. Leana, Daniel C. Feldman
1. Employee Development and Job Creation: Trends, Problems, Opportunities Jennifer Jarrett, Joseph F. Coates Part One: Career Development Programs in Changing Organizations 2. Organizational Growth and Employee Advancement: Tracking the Opportunities Amy Hurley, Jeffrey A. Sonnenfeld 3. Career Development in Downsizing Organizations: A Self-Affirmation Analysis Joel Brockner, Robert J. Lee 4. Integrated Human Resource Development: Building Professional Competences and Communities Edward M. Mone, Melissa A. Bilger Part Two: New Patterns of Employment 5. Salvaging Displaced Employees: Job Obsolescence, Retraining, and Redeployment H. G. Kaufman 6. Managing Part-Time and Temporary Employment Relationships: Individual Needs and Organizational Demands Daniel C. Feldman 7. Creating and Managing a Resource Link: The Internal Contingent Work Force James W. Smither 8. Developing Entrepreneurs: Skills for the "Wanna Be," "Gonna Be," and "Gotta Be Better" Employees John Eggers Part Three: Economic Development and Revitalized Careers 9. Supporting Career Transitions in a Time of Organizational Downsizing: The Michigan JOBS Program Richard H. Price, Amiram D. Vinokur 10. Creating Opportunities for Displaced Workers: Center for Commercial Competitiveness Larry Last, Robert W. E. Peterson, Jack Rappaport, Carin Webb 11. Engaging Displaced Employees in Job Creation: Experiences in High-Tech Firms Gerrit Wolf, Joseph Pufahl, Jeff Casey, Manny London 12. Developing Computerized Outplacement Counseling Programs: The Philadelphia Naval Shipyard and Base Robert J. Vance, David V. Day 13. Coping with Job Loss: The Collective Activism of Community-Based Job Creation and Retention Strategies Carrie R. Leana, Daniel C. Feldman
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