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September 8th, 2009    Janet SalmonsSubscribe to comments on this post

Learn about the Google Books Program

Join the United States Distance Learning Association (USDLA) and Google for a FREE Webinar on the Google Books Program!

  •     DATE: Friday, September 18, 2009
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August 28th, 2009    Janet SalmonsSubscribe to comments on this post

Journal of Business and Psychology

Springer has made full-text access to the Journal of Business and Psychology free for the rest of 2009.

Read the September 2009 issue and browse the archives.

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August 27th, 2009    Janet SalmonsSubscribe to comments on this post

Psychology and E-HR

Check out the current, special issue of the Journal of Managerial Psychology focused on Electronic human resource management and the future of human resource management:

Look for Volume 24 Issue 6 in the library.

 

 

August 21st, 2009    Janet SalmonsSubscribe to comments on this post

From Surviving to Thriving: Women in Leadership

 From Surviving to Thriving: Seven Leaders Share Their Stories in the new issue of Industrial-Organizational Psychologist.

They discuss work-life balance and new challenges for women that are more complex to break through than the proverbial glass ceiling.

What are your stories/thoughts? Post a comment.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

August 17th, 2009    Janet SalmonsSubscribe to comments on this post

Business & Human Rights Resource Centre now online

The Business & Human Rights Resource Centre has launched an online portal for all materials relating to the work of the United Nations Secretary-General’s Special Representative on business & human rights, Professor John Ruggie.

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August 13th, 2009    Janet SalmonsSubscribe to comments on this post

Harvard Ideacast: Leadership in Crisis

Leadership in a (Permanent) Crisis

Listen to an “Ideacast” audio talk with Ron Heifetz, founder, Center for Public Leadership, Harvard Kennedy School.

 

August 10th, 2009    Janet SalmonsSubscribe to comments on this post

Webinar: Job Search Strategies for the Mature Worker

Wednesday, August 12 – 10:00 am Central Time – Job Search Strategies for the Mature Worker

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August 5th, 2009    Janet SalmonsSubscribe to comments on this post

Learn from Human Capital Experts

What’s New in Talent Research, Hiring Lean and Green, Mentoring Up, Down and Sideways Accelerates Performance, Recruiting Goes Mobile: R U In?, and How Smart Retailers Leverage Multiple Generations to Drive Profitability– these are a few of the Human Capital Institute line up of free webinars. See the whole list.

 

June 29th, 2009    Laina MolaskiSubscribe to comments on this post

Capella at SHRM conference

Snapshot of Capella Avenue live from the SHRM conference.

 

June 16th, 2009    Janet SalmonsSubscribe to comments on this post

Untangling Intellectual Property Law for the Digital Age

68160_coverWhen it comes to issues related to intellectual property, nothing has changed, but everything has changed. The Copyright Act was last updated with the 1998 Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DCMA). Aside from a few revisions, the circa 1790 principles protecting the rights of those who create content are largely unchanged. But everything has changed in the digital culture, where individuals can create, distribute, download, adapt, and/or use information and creative work.

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