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Winter 1997 Issue
Theme: Strategic Transformation of Hunman Resources
 The Strategic Transformation of Human Resources
Robin Oldring speaks of the need for HR professionals to undergo a transformation from transactional operations to strategic alignment with organizational goals.
Making the Most of Change
In this article, journalist, Nancy Neill spoke to six senior executives in BC for their views on the changing role of HR professionals.
Looking Back
See if the story has changed. Results of a 1994 study interviewing 33 BC-based CEOs on their HR challenges.
Positioning Human Resources for Strategic Leadership
John Dickinson and John Neilson explain their position on strategic leadership for HR - along with tools to assess your level of "strategic alignment".
A Journey in Organizational Theory
Monique Malcolm's journey through the career of Gervase Bushe, SFU professor takes us from T-groups to T-groups?
Mutual Gains
... thinking outside the cave? As Alex Muselius points out, new bargaining strategies can result in mutual gains if you "just do it!"
Tech Talk
websites dealing with substance abuse in the workplace.
Substance Abuse and the EFAP's Role
Heather Irvine and Jean Chose combine the research capabilities of the Internet with a member survey in this and the following two features on substance abuse and EFAP's.
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Current Clips
In this new regular feature, Shelley Hourston provides a summary of many additional sources on information on strategic HR managment.
Off the Shelf
JoAn Maurer provides a review of three books which approach the subject of "life balance" from varying perspectives.
Labour Relations Corner
As Julie L. Owen explains - giving notice may not be as simple as it looks.
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