Staffing Organizations, Second CDN Edition

by Herbert G. Heneman III and Timothy A. Judge

Book Overview

Based on a staffing model that identifies all the key components of staffing, external influences and staffing system management, this work covers: the model itself; external influences (economics,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0070967407
• ISBN13: 9780070967403
• Release Date: February 2010
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill Ryerson Higher Education
• Length: 480 Pages
• Weight: 1.20 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.9" x 0.8" x 7.9"

Customer Reviews

Extremely Satisfied

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Staffing Organizations

This is a required book that I had to purchase for one of my HR classes. In fact the name of the class was Staffing Organizations. The book is very easy to read and has alot of useful information. Great for recruiters.

An in-depth exploration of the Staffing function

I personally loved this book. Its content is enriched with a wealth of professional and practical theory about corporate staffing strategies and systems. The Staffing Organizations Model that shapes the structure of this text is considered a profound, intergrated, and coherent framework for the dynamic realm of staffing. The model's flow is logical, commencing from legal compliance and job analysis and concluding with employee retention management. The book helped me develop a sound conceptual map of what Staffing is, what it includes, and how its sub-systems interrelate. I recommend this book to all people who are interested or work in the Staffing field.

A Solid Human Resources Recruitment and Staffing Guide

As a human resources professional and a graduate student at Troy State University, I found this text to be very insightful in all aspects of researching, designing, planning, and implementing various internal and external staffing strategies, policies, procedures, and practices. This text is definitely an invaluable reference book that should be a part of any human resources professional's library.

Helpful guidance for the HR practitioner

This book offers solid insight into the complexities of organizational staffing. While other reviewers have commented that merit pay and job evaluation have little place in today's business world, my company uses these tools very successfully. The authors offer theoretical support for these concepts, but do not offer sufficient "real world" examples to provide guidance for those who have no prior experience in staffing. The academic approach that the book takes in dealing with these issues is to be expected from a textbook, but additional examples, possibly case studies, would be valuable for those who do not have the benefit of a course instructor.