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  • © 1996

Personnel Management

Part of the book series: Professional Masters (Business) (PMB)

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Table of contents (16 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xii
  2. Definitions of Personnel Management

    • Margaret Attwood, Stuart Dimmock
    Pages 1-9
  3. Planning for People in Organisations

    • Margaret Attwood, Stuart Dimmock
    Pages 10-27
  4. Recruitment and Selection

    • Margaret Attwood, Stuart Dimmock
    Pages 28-50
  5. Introducing the Individual to the Organisation

    • Margaret Attwood, Stuart Dimmock
    Pages 51-57
  6. The Law and the Rights of the New Employee

    • Margaret Attwood, Stuart Dimmock
    Pages 58-70
  7. Involving the Individual in the Job

    • Margaret Attwood, Stuart Dimmock
    Pages 71-84
  8. Appraising Performance

    • Margaret Attwood, Stuart Dimmock
    Pages 85-95
  9. Training for Current Jobs

    • Margaret Attwood, Stuart Dimmock
    Pages 96-113
  10. Developing Organisations for the Future

    • Margaret Attwood, Stuart Dimmock
    Pages 114-121
  11. Developing People for the Future

    • Margaret Attwood, Stuart Dimmock
    Pages 122-140
  12. Looking after Employees: Welfare and Counselling Services

    • Margaret Attwood, Stuart Dimmock
    Pages 141-149
  13. The Law and the Rights of the Individual Employee

    • Margaret Attwood, Stuart Dimmock
    Pages 150-161
  14. Fair Pay and Employee Benefits at Work

    • Margaret Attwood, Stuart Dimmock
    Pages 162-182
  15. Managing the Employment Relationship

    • Margaret Attwood, Stuart Dimmock
    Pages 183-197
  16. Terminating Employment

    • Margaret Attwood, Stuart Dimmock
    Pages 198-216
  17. The Future is Not Far Away

    • Margaret Attwood, Stuart Dimmock
    Pages 217-222
  18. Back Matter

    Pages 223-240

About this book

Personnel Management is the ideal text for students on a wide range of professional and business courses and will also assist the newly appointed practitioner in developing the skills necessary to manage people effectively at work whilst encouraging the more experienced manager to question and challenge established practices. Fully updated, the third edition explains the difference between Personnel Management and Human Resource Management and covers the advent of the competency movement with its emphasis on training and NVQs. The student-centred approach, with numerous useful exercises to facilitate understanding is a continuing feature of this popular text.

About the authors

MARGARET ATTWOOD is a consultant in Human Resource Management and Organisational Development.

STUART DIMMOCK is Human Resources Director of the Hammersmith Hospitals NHS Trust.

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