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Fall 2008 Issue
Theme: HR Metrics 101
HR Metrics 101
Doing the Math, Finding the Path
By Heather Conn Read this article
The Business of Measurement
Explore a multi-faceted approach to metrics
By Ian J. Cook Read this article
Identifying and Containing Human Capital Costs
Tallying both the direct and hidden expenses
By Lindsay Macintosh, CHRP Read this article
Is it Time for a Leadership Tune-up?
Profiting from porfessional development check-ins
By Ross Buchanan Read this article
The Future of HR: A Growing Global Concern
Contributed by CCHRA Read this article
HR tips
Top 10 Metrics
In Short
HR News in North America
Labour Relations
Why metrics still need a human touch
By Graeme McFarlane and Drew Demerse
Off The Shelf
Magic Num8ers for HR Management By Hugh Bucknall & Zheng Wei
Reviewed by Stephen Hinds
Rising Stars
Sandra Hentzen: Award of Excellence 2008
By Gail Pearce
Helen Luketic: Rising Star 2008
By Jason McRobbie
Members' Corner
Volunteerism fuels regional advisory councils
By Elizabeth Bonner
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Current Clips
Books on HR metrics
ResearchVOICE
Tracking Numbers, Charting Priorities
By Ian J. Cook and Helen Luketic
Health and Wellness
Building better business through wellness
By Anne Dranisaris, Ph.D.
The E-line
Websites on metrics
By Helen Luketic
Leadershift
Focus on Harv Phandal, CHRP, MBA
By Laura Reid, CHRP
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