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Investing in your company's human capital : strategies to avoid spending too little—or too much / Jack J. Phillips.
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TextPublisher: New York : AMACOM, [2005]Copyright date: copyright 2005Description: xii, 288 p. : ill. ; 24 cmContent type: - text
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- 0814408532
- HD 4904.7 .P544 2005
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| HD 2891.85 .G51 2005 Global future : | HD 3611 .Sh48 1997 The economics of industrial organization: | HD 3616.U47 .B462 1990 Business, government, and public policy : | HD 4904.7 .P544 2005 Investing in your company's human capital : | HD 5650 .R722 2005 Equity : | HD 6971 .S353 1967 Case analysis and business problem solving / | HD 8072.5 .B858 2018 Labor relations : |
The people in a company reflect the investment not only of money, but also of the time dedicated to developing and executing projects and programs. "Investing in Your Company's Human Capital" presents five strategies for establishing appropriate levels of investment - monetary and otherwise - in workforce initiatives. A practical approach to an often mishandled asset, "Investing in Your Company's Human Capital" is a valuable tool for driving any enterprise's bottom line.
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