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Building Up the Force (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

H. A. Worman

 
9781332050888: Building Up the Force (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Build a reliable workforce with proven hiring methods that cut cost and boost output.

This practical guide details how to treat labor as a critical asset, not an afterthought, and how to systematize selection to improve quality and consistency. The text covers why a smart hiring process matters as much as, if not more than, raw materials. It explains using a dedicated labor bureau, the value of careful interviewing, and the benefits of a steady, well-organized approach to finding skilled and semi-skilled workers. You’ll see real-world examples of standing applicant files, targeted ads, and strategic outreach that reduce turnover and raise performance.

  • How to build a standing pool of qualified applicants and keep in touch over time
  • Methods to test and select workers beyond quick impressions
  • Strategies for locating skilled labor in out-of-town markets
  • Ways to present real opportunities that attract steady, capable employees
Ideal for managers, foremen, and human-resource professionals seeking durable improvements in hiring and placement practices.

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Excerpt from Building Up the Force: How to Get Help, Handle Applicants, and Fit Men Into the Organization, How a Factory Weeded Out a Hundred Men Yet Scored an Output Record; Fifteen Tested Ways to Secure Laborers, Helpers and Skilled Workmen

Value in general experience. How one man proved his worth. Fitting the workman to the boss makes for harmony.

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