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Southern hospitals, 1984
The development of effective personnel management is one of the stated aims of the Institute of Personnel Management (IPM), the UK's professional association of personnel practitioners with a membership approaching 23,500. To this end it aims to advise government and the numerous other national bodies who initiate, formulate, and operate the policies ...
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Personnel Management

Clinics in Laboratory Medicine, 1983
When a pathologist becomes the director of a clinical laboratory, his job description changes, and most of his professional training and experience becomes incidental and largely irrelevant. This article discusses the qualities necessary for effective leadership, the various styles of management popular today, and the tools a manager must develop and ...
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Personnel management: personnel policy and personnel planning

Uchenyy Sovet (Academic Council), 2021
The article discusses the provisions related to personnel (human resources) planning and certain aspects of such planning, in particular, planning the organization's staffing needs for a certain prospected period for the organization's development and implementation of its targets and plans.
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Personnel management

The textbook covers all aspects of personnel management, including the history of the formation of this science, approaches, as well as the main areas of practical activity. It provides the theoretical foundations of planning, recruitment, development, motivation, staff performance assessment, remuneration, as well as practical recommendations and ...
Tat'yana Zayceva, Anatoliy Zub
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Personnel management

Education + Training, 1978
How the personnel function is organised in any form of enterprise can vary enormously. Like any other kind of management, that of personnel is not an exact science; and although there are some well‐charted routes to the conventional situations, it is nevertheless true that it is a discipline towards which men and women can gravitate from all kinds of ...
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