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  • The History of Human Resources in the United States: A Primer on Modern Practice by Robert Lloyd and Wayne Aho

    The History of Human Resources in the United States: A Primer on Modern Practice

    Robert Lloyd and Wayne Aho

    This book details the elements of modern labor practices in the United States and includes a comprehensive review of the history of human resources in the United States. Chapter 2 describes the inexorable link between human resource practices and the laws and regulations guiding them. Chapter 3 provides an overview of the modern HR practices of talent acquisition, total rewards, diversity and inclusion, U.S. employment laws, technology and data, employee relations, employee engagement, organizational effectiveness and development, learning and development, HR structure, HR strategy, risk management, global context, and corporate social responsibility (CSR). Chapter 4 provides an in-depth summary of the practice of High Performance Work Systems (HPWS) and finally Chapter 5 concludes the text with how modern practice culminates in Human Resource Development.

  • The Four Functions of Management - An essential guide to Management Principles by Robert Lloyd and Wayne Aho

    The Four Functions of Management - An essential guide to Management Principles

    Robert Lloyd and Wayne Aho

    The purpose of this book is to provide an introduction to the four essential functions of management. The history of management, managerial decision making as well as business strategy are covered in addition to an in depth exploration of the planning, organizing, leading and controlling roles of the contemporary manager. This text was written with simplicity in mind, and a hyper-focus on the four functions. The intended use of this book is to give students a mastery of these fundamentals to prepare them for their more complex applications in subsequent management courses.

 
 
 

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