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HR Magazine, November 2001
Vol. 46, No. 11
Table of Contents, November 2001

COVER STORY

No Experience Necessary?
Many top HR executives have no HR background.
Steve Bates

ETHICS

In Limbo on a New Hire
Planning layoffs: balancing company loyalty and professional ethics.
Susan Warner, Donald M. Herrmann Jr., and Deborah Keary

STRATEGIC HR

Sizing Up Business Problems (Members Only)
Step outside your comfort zone to gain respect from your organization.
Brent Roper

WORKPLACE TRENDS

Home Is Where the School Is
At about 1 million strong, homeschoolers are slowly making their way into the workforce. What does this mean for HR?
Robert J. Grossman

STRATEGIC HR

Evaluate Your Next Move (Members Only)
Keep your department on track by auditing your HR business plan regularly.
Kathryn Tyler

BENEFITS

Elder Care Grows Up (Members Only)
A little elder care help for employees can go a long way toward keeping them productive.
Rudy M. Yandrick

HR Agendas

RETIREMENT PLANNING

Pension Options for Small Firms
Few small businesses offer pension plans, but more could—if they knew what’s available.
Alison Stein Wellner

AGENDA—DIVERSITY

A Balancing Act on Diversity Audits (Members Only)
Should employers be wary of looking deeply into their workforces?
Lin Grensing-Pophal

COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS (Members Only)


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