Human Resource Development
Vision and Values: Raw Materials of Strategic Communication
If organizational culture has turned out to be a passing fad, it's not because the concepts of vision and values are "unscientific," but because they are largely untested by leaders.
Managing Human Capital in the Knowledge Economy
Despite the technology rage, research indicates that human resources (people!) still drive the successful organization, not vice-versa.
The Role of Enlightened Management in the Collective Bargaining Process
This paper argues that management bears the responsibility of establishing an environment of intellectual sophistication and interpersonal cooperation in labor negotiations.
The Social-Psychological Influence of Transformational Leadership
Leadership is not so much a mystical talent reserved for a charismatic few, but a willingness to promote a vision that serves the interests of others. 
Effects of Wage Determinations in the Retail Industry
High turnover, low productivity, and poor customer service are the costly results of a "cost cutting" strategy in retail that typically begins with labor. 
Factors Contributing to Turnover in a Retail Environment
High perceived levels of stress coupled with correspondingly low perceived levels of support from management are among the issues that lead to chronic turnover in retail.
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