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Human Resource Management
Angelo S. DeNisi, Texas A&M University
Ricky W. Griffin, Texas A&M University
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Chapter 1: The Nature of Human Resource Management

Opening Vignette:
Southwest Airlines
Human Resources Legal Brief:
On-the-Job Injuries as Crimes
OSHA, Accident Investigation
Point/Counterpoint:Outsourcing
The Outsourcing Institute
Closing Case: Enterprise Builds on People
Hertz
Avis
National
Budget
Alamo

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Chapter 2: The Strategic Human Resource Environment

Opening Vignette:
Starbucks
Human Resources Around the Globe:
Nike Shoots Itself in the Foot
Human Resources Fad, Fashion, or Fact?
Location, Location, Location
Human Resources Tech Talk:
Using Intranets to Enhance Communication
CIO’s Intranet/Extranet Research Center

Closing Case:
Blending Strategy and People at Chaparral Steel
USX
Bethlehem Steel

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Chapter 3: The Legal Environment

Opening Vignette:
University of Notre Dame Football Program
Point/Counterpoint:
Too Much Human Resources Regulation?
Human Resources Fad, Fashion, or Fact?
Home Safety for Telecommuters
OSHA's Assistant Secretary Clarifies Agency Policy Concerning Home Inspections
AT&T’s Environment, Health & Safety Web Site
Human Resources in the Twenty-first Century:
Can You Take It with You?
Closing Case: Seinfeld
and Sexual Harassment
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Chapter 4: The Global Environment

Opening Vignette:
General Motors in Mexico
Point/Counterpoint:
Wages and Conditions in Foreign Plants
Human Resources Legal Brief:
Child Labor and International Business
Human Resources Around the Globe:
Toyota Wants Only the Best
Closing Case:
Human Resources and International Mergers
DaimlerChrysler AG
BPAmoco

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Chapter 5: Human Resource Planning and Job Analysis

Opening Vignette:
Fruit of the Loom
Human Resources in the Twenty-first Century:
Easy Come, Easy Go!
U.S. Census Bureau

Human Resources Fad, Fashion, or Fact?
Labor Shortage? What Labor Shortage?
Closing Case:
One Way to Select the Next CEO
Deere & Company

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Chapter 6: Recruiting Human Resources

Opening Vignette:
Cisco Systems
Human Resources Around the Globe:
To the Four Corners...
Electronic Data Systems
Andersen Consulting
Texas Instruments

Human Resources Tech Talk:
Recruiting with the Web
CareerMosaic
Career Path
Hoover’s Online
Online Career Center/Monster.com

Closing Case:
The Recruiter's Edge
State Street Corporation
CNA
Southwest Airlines
PeopleSoft
Cognex
IBM
State Farm Insurance
Sprint Corporation

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Chapter 7: Selecting and Placing Human Resources

Opening Vignette:
Psychological Testing for Selecting Police Officers
Point/Counterpoint:
Selecting for Fit versus Skills
Human Resources Tech Talk:
Computerized Employee Screening? You Bet!
Sony
Coca-Cola
IBM
Paine Webber
NationsBank
Avis
Microsoft
Pfizer
Shell

Human Resources Fad, Fashion, or Fact?
The Fine Print: Hiring through Handwriting Analysis
Handwriting Research Corporation

Closing Case:
Hiring High-Risk Employees Can Pay Off for Business
Candleworks
Houston Wire Works
Microboard Processing (MPI)

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Chapter 8: Performance Management

Opening Vignette:
360-Degree Feedback
AT&T
Allied Signal
DuPont
Honeywell
Boeing
Intel
Texaco
UPS
Xerox
FedEx

Human Resources Legal Brief:
An End to Age Discrimination Lawsuits?
Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967

Point/Counterpoint:
360-Degree Feedback
Closing Case:
Accelerated Performance Reviews May Improve Retention
Cougar Mountain Software

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Chapter 9: Training, Development, and Organizational Learning

Opening Vignette:
Trilogy Software, Inc.
Human Resources Around the Globe:
Teaching Language Skills for a Global Workforce
Human Resources in the Twenty-first Century:
Training for the MTV Generation
Bankers Trust

Human Resources Fad, Fashion, or Fact?
Training--Valuable Investment or a Waste of Money?
The Conference Board

Closing Case:
Boeing Trains for the Future
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Chapter 10: Career Planning and Development

Opening Vignette:
Jill Barad, Mattel Inc.
Human Resources Fad, Fashion, or Fact?
The New Career Model... or a Model for Failure?
Human Resources Around the Globe:
International Assignments and Career Development
General Electric
Exxon

Human Resources Tech Talk:
Transforming the Technician
Closing Case:
Retaining Valued Employees through Multiple Career Paths
Southwest Airlines
Microsoft
South Texas Veterans’ Health System
Electronic Data Systems

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Chapter 11: Basic Compensation

Opening Vignette:
Overtime
Fair Labor Standards Act

Human Resources Fad, Fashion, or Fact?
Minimum Wage … But Which One?
Human Resources Tech Talk:
Negotiating Salaries on the Web
http://jobsmart.org/tools/salary
http://www.experienceondemand.com/
Korn/Ferry’s Futurestep

Point/Counterpoint:
What Should Be the Basis for Compensation?
Closing Case:
Working by the Hour at General Motors and Wal-Mart
United Auto Workers

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Chapter 12: Incentives and Performance-Based Rewards
Opening Vignette:
Creative Rewards
Lucent Technologies
Ford Motor Company
The Incentive Federation
Fennell Promotions

Human Resources Fad, Fashion, or Fact?
Pay for Morale?
United Airlines
Eastman Kodak
Northwest Airlines
Trans World Airlines

Point/Counterpoint:
Team versus Individual Incentives
Human Resources Legal Brief:
Stock Options as Incentives
Closing Case:
Continental's Remarkable Turnaround
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Chapter 13: Employee Benefits and Services

Opening Vignette:
Clif Bar
Human Resources Around the Globe:
Global Benefits: Similarities and Differences
BPAmoco

Human Resources in the Twenty-first Century:
Taking It with You
Human Resources Legal Brief:
Legislating Domestic Partner Benefits?
Chevron
Shell
BPAmoco
Disney
Universal
Paramount
Sony
Warner Bros.

Closing Case:
Flexible Benefits Are All the Rage
Marriott International
Daly Gray

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Chapter 14: Managing Labor Relations

Opening Vignette:
General Motors and the UAW
Point/Counterpoint:
Are Labor Unions Still Needed?
Human Resources in the Twenty-first Century:
Emerging Trends in Unionization
Saturn
General Motors
UAW

Human Resources Fad, Fashion, or Fact?
Changing Relationships between Management and Labor
General Motors
UAW

Closing Case:
AMR and Its Pilot Problems
Allied Pilots Association

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Chapter 15: Managing the Work Environment

Opening Vignette:
Stress
Public Service Electric & Gas
Rourke, MS&L

Human Resources in the Twenty-first Century:
Building the Perfect Work Environment
Doane Pet Care
First Bank Systems
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
Gap, Inc.

Human Resources Tech Talk:
Too Much Technology?
Closing Case:
Safety Comes to Georgia-Pacific
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Chapter 16: Managing the Diverse Workforce

Opening Vignette:
New York Marriott Marquis
Human Resources in the Twenty-first Century:
Will the Glass Ceiling Ever Be Shattered?
Mattel
Pitney Bowes
Motorola
AT&T
Colgate-Palmolive
Kraft Foods
Seagram

Human Resources Around the Globe:
Too Little Diversity?
Samsung Electronics
Japan’s Honda Motor Co.

Human Resources Legal Brief:
The Merits (?) of Diversity Training
Texaco
AT&T
Denny’s

Closing Case:
The Avon Way
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Chapter 17: Managing New Employment Relationships

Opening Vignette:
Alexander Lambros Jr. and Merrill Lynch
Human Resources Fad, Fashion, or Fact?
An Eye for an Eye…
Human Resources Legal Brief:
When Is Temporary Permanent?
National Association of Temporary & Staffing Services Labor Department
Time Warner
Microsoft
Allstate
Pacific Gas & Electric

Closing Case:
Temps, Temps, Temps Everywhere!
Charleston Naval Shipyard
Department of Defense
Macy’s
Collin Street Bakery


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