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PODCAST: San Francisco-based Workforce Management reporter Ed Frauenhein reports on SAP' SAPPHIRE 2008 Conference .
PODCAST: USC-based management expert Edward Lawler talks with Workforce Management 's New York bureau chief Jessica Marquez about the value of human capital and the ideas in his new book Talent .
PODCAST: Workforce Management 's New York bureau chief Jessica Marquez discusses how some companies are handling talent management differently during the current economic downturn in ways that are different from past recessionary times (Total running time 5 min. 3 sec. Link opens a 1.9 MB
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PODCAST: Wharton business school professor Peter Cappelli talks with Workforce
Management ’s New York bureau chief Jessica Marquez about how companies can
better manage the unpredictability of their talent needs in today’s world. (Total running time 6 min. 14 sec. Link opens a 2.3 MB MP3 file in a new browser window) >>>Click the
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PODCAST: Shareholder
activist Robert Monks talks with Workforce
Management's
New York bureau chief Jessica Marquez about why sky-high executive pay and
excessive dedication to profitability are harming
America
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PODCAST: Tig Gilliam, CEO of Adecco, North America, spoke to Workforce
Management staff writer Jeremy Smerd in New York City. In this podcast, Gilliam explains
why he thinks companies, especially HR executives, need to place a
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India's New Bargain -- Series overview. Workforce Management
reporter Jeremy Smerd outlines his reporting trip to India and discusses the
country's relationship with the U.S. workforce.
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India's New Bargain Episode 1 -- Prabhi Jha, head of human resources at
Indian drug maker Dr. Reddy's Laboratories discusses recruiting and retaining in
one of the world's tightest labor markets
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India's New Bargain
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India's New Bargain Episode
3 -- Education: Ameet Nivsarker, vice president at Nasscom, the Indian software
industry group, explains why outsourcing to India does not take away from American
jobs
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New Bargain Episode 5 -- Indian firms involved in outsourcing often hire
trainers to teach their employees speak English as it is spoken in the United
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GE's Retiring HR Chief Bill Conaty Discusses Forced Ranking >>>Click the link below to listen to the podcast PODCAST:
The Myth of Employee Satisfaction: Understanding the "Halo Effect" >>>Click the link below to listen to the podcast PODCAST:
SHRM 2007 conference report: Rebranding HR
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Immigration Politics Alarms India’s High-Tech
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Safeway CEO Steven Burd talks about health care reform in this exclusive
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Interview with Sylvia Ann Hewlett,
founder and president of the Center for Work-Life Policy
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