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2019 HR Leaders of the Year

HR Digest

The Human Resource industry has seen some significant changes in the last two decades. As the workplace ethos changed with technological advances and a new generation of workers, the focus has shifted to employee management and performance and productivity. HR’s traditional role was payroll, benefits, and procedures.

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The Rainmaker Fab Five Blog Picks of the Week

Sales Wolf Blog

SHRM - Society for Human Resource Managment Indispensible for the HR Professional! Department of Labor Employment Standards Administration (ESA) - U.S. License. .  Here are my picks for the week of October 25th - 31th, 2010.  Enjoy!  Here are my picks for the week of October 25th - 31th, 2010.  Enjoy!

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Jim Hunter – Servant Leadership Interview Series

Modern Servant Leader

America’s largest airline and the most profitable – the airline that love built. Southwest Airlines, has been touted as a servant leadership company as well. Really messed-up experiencing strikes, union drives, turnover absenteeism, low commitment, low morale. And Kelleher would say, “not on my airline.

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Jim Hunter – Servant Leadership Interview Series

Modern Servant Leader

America’s largest airline and the most profitable – the airline that love built. Southwest Airlines, has been touted as a servant leadership company as well. Really messed-up experiencing strikes, union drives, turnover absenteeism, low commitment, low morale. And Kelleher would say, “not on my airline.

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How IBM Is Changing Its HR Game

Harvard Business Review

As IBM celebrates its 100th birthday, many observers are rightly calling attention to the many strategic changes the company put itself through to remain relevant amidst dramatic technological and economic change. But one of the biggest transformations IBM went through is less about computers and more about culture.