International Journal of Manpower
1980 - 2024
Current editor(s): Professor Adrian Ziderman
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Volume 18, issue 8, 1997
- The occupational wage structure in local labour markets pp. 651-661

- Thomas Hyclak and Jonathan Ohn
- Relevance of Canadian labour law to US firms operating in Canada pp. 662-674

- Steven E. Abraham
- Technical and vocational education and training in the Philippines: experience and views of trainees pp. 675-701

- Abbas Abdelkarim
- How students search for vacation employment pp. 702-714

- Tony Mallier and Mark Bailey
Volume 18, issue 7, 1997
- Using Caliper to predict performance of salespeople pp. 565-575

- Peter Kangis and Howard Lago
- Minimizing employee layoffs while downsizing: employer practices that work pp. 576-596

- Peter Allan
- Employment equity and minority legislation in the UK after two decades: a review pp. 597-626

- Peter Sloane and Daniel Mackay
- Correlates of under‐employment among recent business school graduates pp. 627-635

- Ronald J. Burke
- Labour subsidies for the cultural sector: extent and impacts pp. 636-643

- Anne‐Mette Hjalager
Volume 18, issue 4/5/6, 1997
- Handbook of organizational measurement pp. 305-558

- James L. Price
Volume 18, issue 3, 1997
- Future age‐conscious manpower planning in The Netherlands pp. 232-247

- Peter Ekamper
- Certification pp. 248-262

- Phillip C. Wright
- What motivates employees according to over 40 years of motivation surveys pp. 263-280

- Carolyn Wiley
- Human resource policies in two Japanese retail stores in Hong Kong pp. 281-295

- May M.L. Wong
Volume 18, issue 1/2, 1997
- Overview: World Bank policy research on vocational education and training pp. 6-28

- John Middleton and Adrian Ziderman
- Financing training: issues and options pp. 29-62

- Christopher Dougherty and Jee‐Peng Tan
- The cost of vocational training pp. 63-89

- Mun C. Tsang
- Improving training quality in developing countries pp. 90-118

- Dennis R. Herschbach
- The new information technology ‐ international diffusion and its impact on employment and skills pp. 119-159

- Martin Carnoy
- New challenges to vocational training authorities: Lessons from the Latin American experience pp. 160-184

- María Angélica Ducci
- Enterprise training pp. 185-205

- Frederick W. Greig
- Planning for vocational education, training and employment: a minimalist approach pp. 206-227

- Martin Godfrey
Volume 17, issue 8, 1996
- The perceived impact of team‐based management systems on organizational effectiveness pp. 4-17

- Dean Elmuti
- Differential teamwork performance pp. 18-29

- Jacob Weisberg
- Holonic modelling: human resource planning and the two faces of Janus pp. 30-45

- Brian Parker and David Caine
- The labour market in Nigeria under regulation and deregulation pp. 46-53

- Augustus N. Gbosi
- US managerial strategies and applications for retaining personnel in Mexico pp. 54-94

- Marco Polo Tello and Walter E. Greene
Volume 17, issue 6/7, 1996
- Global managers: qualities for effective competition pp. 5-18

- Abbas J. Ali and Robert C. Camp
- Cultural adjustments required by expatriate managers working in the Nordic countries pp. 19-42

- Maud Tixier
- An annotated bibliography of compressed workweeks pp. 43-53

- Rudy Hung
- Who joins the unions and why? Evidence from India pp. 54-65

- A. Gani
- The changing pattern of labour market activity in Great Britain pp. 66-80

- Tim Butcher and Gill Hutchinson
- The relationship between unemployment and crime pp. 81-88

- Caroline Elliott and Dan Ellingworth
- HRM and TQM linkages ‐ a comparative case analysis pp. 89-105

- Helen Smyth and Gerry Scullion
Volume 17, issue 4/5, 1996
- Managing workforce diversity for competitiveness The Canadian experience pp. 14-29

- Harish C. Jain and Anil Verma
- Employment equity, affirmative action and managing diversity: assessing the differences pp. 30-45

- Carol Agócs and Catherine Burr
- Managing workforce diversity: a critique and example from South Africa pp. 46-64

- Linda Human
- Impact of culture on performance management in developing countries pp. 65-75

- Manuel Mendonca and Rabindra N. Kanungo
- Sources of diversity and the challenge before human resource management in India pp. 76-108

- C.S. Venkata Ratnam and V. Chandra
- From equal employment opportunity to diversity management pp. 109-133

- Julian Teicher and Katie Spearitt
- Human resource development and managing diversity in South Africa pp. 134-151

- Frank M. Horwitz, Angus Bowmaker‐Falconer and Peter Searll
- Diversity issues in South‐East Asia: the case of Thailand pp. 152-167

- John J. Lawler
- Managing workforce diversity: macro and micro level HR implications of network analysis pp. 168-196

- Karen Stephenson and David Lewin
Volume 17, issue 3, 1996
- Stressor and personal variables in the commuting experience pp. 4-14

- Meni Koslowsky, Asher Aizer and Moshe Krausz
- Policy‐focused approach to manpower planning pp. 15-24

- R.J. Castley
- Work values and commitment pp. 25-30

- Dov Elizur
- Assessment of management training needs and selection for training: the case of Libyan companies pp. 31-51

- Almehdi A. Agnaia
Volume 17, issue 2, 1996
- Effects of age on attitudes towards working women pp. 3-17

- Ranjita Misra and Bhagaban Panigrahi
- The differential impact of unemployment insurance on unemployment duration by income level pp. 18-33

- James J. Hughes, James Peoples and Richard Perlman
- The long haul: sustaining TQM at British Steel Teesside Works pp. 34-51

- Tom Redman, Adrian Wilkinson and Ed Snape
Volume 17, issue 1, 1996
- The Greenbury Report on directors’ remuneration pp. 4-9

- James J. Hughes
- Some recent advances in the economic analysis of discrimination pp. 10-25

- Geraint Johnes and David Sapsford
- An integrated system framework and analysis methodology for manpower planning pp. 26-46

- C.M. Khoong
- Employment gaps and work and career satisfactions of managerial and professional women pp. 47-55

- Ronald J. Burke and Carol A. McKeen
- The sectoral approach to the assessment of skill needs and training requirements pp. 56-68

- R.J.Q. Castley