Stephen Taylor Boeken

Written by experts in the field with a wealth of academic and practical experience, Studying Human Resource Management is essential reading for all those studying the CIPD Level 5 Intermediate qualification in HRM. With its discussion of studying HRM, managing and co-ordinating the HR function and business issues in the context of HR, this is also invaluable reading for all students on undergraduate HRM and Business and Management degrees. Studying Human Resource Management also has extensive coverage of developing professional practice and using information in HR and now includes additional material on the HR function as well as new coverage of the job of the HR manager. Supported by brand new online resources including videos, podcasts and interactive multiple choice questions as well as a lecturer guide, powerpoint slides and additional case studies, this is a crucial book for all those teaching and studying human resources management.

Haunted by personal tragedy, Giovel Ullin is tasked with preventing witches from unleashing dangerous experimental magic. Reluctantly embracing this role, he grapples with the painful memories of his wife's transformation due to such magic. As he hunts down witches, he must also confront the dark powers that have now become part of him, complicating his mission and deepening his internal conflict.

The enchanting nature of cats often leaves their human companions puzzled about their behaviors and quirks. This book explores the mysterious and captivating traits of felines, shedding light on their unique personalities and the complexities of their relationships with humans. It delves into the intriguing dynamics of companionship, revealing the charm and enigma that cats bring into our lives.

This is a textbook on UK employment law which is both introductory and comprehensive. It is aimed primarily at people who have not studied law previously, but who are studying for qualifications at either undergraduate or postgraduate level that include employment law modules. The book is written in an accessible style, offering explanations of all key concepts, together with examples from the case law to help readers understand all major developments in the field.

A fully updated and revised tenth edition of this classic, best selling textbook. It remains the primary text for all students studying HRM - both undergraduate and postgraduate, as well as for students of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) diploma. The Handbook also continues to be an essential reference source for all managers concerned with personnel and HRM issues. This new edition of A Handbook of Human Resource Management Practice contains a number of significant additions and revisions including substantial revisions to seventeen chapters and new chapters on: Human Capital Management, the Role of the Front Line Manager; HR Strategies; Developing and Implementing HR Strategies and Learning and Development. The new edition also contains updated material based on recent developments in HRM policy and practice and a wide range of surveys and research projects conducted by professional associations and research bodies.

This book offers a captivating exploration of Africa's history, blending personal narrative with passionate storytelling. It delves into the continent's rich past, presenting an engaging account that promises to be one of the most compelling perspectives on Africa in recent years. The narrative is not only informative but also deeply resonant, making it a unique addition to the literature on African history.

"This book is suitable for students taking HRM modules on both undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes, as well as for professional qualifications."--Jacket

Set against the backdrop of 1783, the narrative unfolds after the East India Company's Grosvenor shipwrecks on the coast of southeast Africa, where 125 survivors face both the wilderness and local tribes. Stephen Taylor delves into this gripping saga, using unpublished materials to distinguish fact from myth. The story explores cultural misunderstandings that led to tragedy while highlighting the experiences of those who returned home and the enigma surrounding those who remained. It offers a deep analysis of survival and the complexities of human interaction in a foreign land.

The narrative delves into the harrowing experiences of individuals facing hurricanes at sea, highlighting their struggles for survival. It explores the ambitions of men, women, and children who sought to establish careers, accumulate wealth, or forge marriages amidst the perilous backdrop of the Eastern seas. Their shared journey illustrates the dual nature of these environments, revealing both their beauty and their dangers as they confront the challenges posed by nature and conflict with the French.

The book chronicles the radio and television appearances of Jazz pianist Thomas 'Fats' Waller, spanning from his debut broadcast in 1923 at the age of 19 to his last performance before his untimely death in 1943. It features a thorough discography and includes previously unpublished photographs, offering a rich visual and auditory history of Waller's influential career in entertainment.