Measuring Progress on Industrial Relations Objectives at Crucible

Human Resource Management, Industrial Relations and Achieving Management Objectives

[Previous] [Next] The objectives of managements, the ways in which enterprises are managed to achieve these objectives and the human resource management (hereinafter referred to as "HRM") and industrial relations (hereinafter referred to as "IR") initiatives in this regard, are affected by pressures, many of which are exerted by globalization. Changes in IR practices (rather than in institution...

Measuring the progress of an Industrial Reverse Engineering Process

In an industrial process of production, project managers look for ways to visualise the progress of their project. Reverse engineering projects do not escape this requirement. These projets have the particularity to provide information, more or less accurate, about the whole project, from documentation to source code. Comparison between the number of treated entities (lines of code or entities)...

The Objectives of Medical Progress*

IT is well for doctors as for all mankind to *pause occasionally in their pursuits and meditate upon the achievements of the past, the trends of the present, and aims for the future. It was doubtless with this purpose in mind that the founders of the Massachusetts Medical Society set apart an hour at each yearly meeting for an Annual Discourse. In attempting to prepare myself for the honorable ...

Women at war: The crucible of Vietnam

Relatively little has been written about the military women who served in Vietnam, and there is virtually no literature on deployed civilian women (non-military). We examined the experiences of 1285 American women, military and civilian, who served in Vietnam during the war and responded to a mail survey conducted approximately 25 years later in which they were asked to report and reflect upon ...

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