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Standard Practice in Personnel Work (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Eugene J. Benge

 
9781332045341: Standard Practice in Personnel Work (Classic Reprint)

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Prepare to enter the world of personnel management with confidence by empowering your team with the insights and guidance found in this comprehensive volume. The author has compiled a wealth of practical and proven techniques into one accessible platform, making the complexities of personnel work manageable, and establishing a foundation for a more productive work environment. Whether you're onboarding new employees, managing turnover, or navigating employee relations, this book provides a valuable framework for a personnel department that goes beyond traditional duties to cultivate an engaged and loyal workforce. From recruitment to maintenance and everything in between, this book is your go-to resource for optimizing the employee experience, establishing a culture of high performance, and ensuring your organization achieves its goals through a satisfied, motivated workforce.

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Excerpt from Standard Practice in Personnel Work

Like all permanent social changes, the division of labor throughout the ages has been a gradual growth. Chief, judge, priest, warrior, mother, slave - each had a specialized duty to perform. But it has only been within the past half century that the principle has been ex pressed, and consciously applied to our economic life.

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