Sunday, February 8, 2009

The Learning Alliance or The Legal Environment of Business

The Learning Alliance: Systems Thinking in Human Resource Development

Author: Stephen J Gill

Through numerous examples, this guide illustrates how you and your managers can work together to combine and implement systems technology with just-in-time and just-enough-learning strategies.

Step-by-step guidance and hands-on tools help you to:

  • Implement each stage of the training process?from goal setting to follow-up and maintenance
  • Produce and sustain measurable, consistently effective results
Plus, you'll get a comprehensive checklist for conducting an organizational training audit and getting started. Use this guide to get your organization's systems on track today!



Table of Contents:
Preface
The Authors
1Beyond the Classroom: A Systems Approach to Organizational Learning1
2Facilitating the Learning Process: New Roles for Trainers21
3Barriers to Learning: Training Myths That Get in the Way39
4Impact Mapping: Creating a Shared Vision Among Stakeholders59
5Getting to the Heart of the Business: Principles for Highly Effective Training77
6Linking Training to Business Goals91
7Maintaining Customer Focus109
8Using Systems Thinking to Integrate Work and Learning125
9Using Measurement and Feedback for Continuous Improvement151
10Making the Paradigm Shift168
References181
Index185

New interesting book: Schwindel-Rechnungsprüfung und Forensische Buchhaltung

The Legal Environment of Business

Author: Michael B Bixby

Our new text, The Legal Environment of Business, emphasizes students acquiring practical knowledge, not just memorizing concepts never to be used again. Our goal is to provide a book that students and professors will enjoy reading — a book that shows the relevancy of the law to current and future businesspeople.

  • In Consultation


    The book contains ten scenarios based on contemporary legal issues in business, featuring detailed conversations between a manager and the firm's lawyer about the legal problem the business is facing.
  • A Memo From Your Lawyer


    Several times in each chapter the authors give practical advice directly to the students concerning a legal issue examined in the chapter.
  • Practical Exercises


    Each chapter concludes with a situation that calls for students to prepare a written memo in response, using legal terms and concepts explained in the chapter.
  • Social/Ethical Issues


    Every chapter contains boxes asking the students to critically analyze the ethical, social, and public policy implications of certain legal principles and issues discussed in the chapter.
  • Excerpted Cases


    Three or four court cases are excerpted in each chapter that deal with relevant legal issues. These cases have been carefully edited to remove previously undefined legal terminology.

Booknews

In the 22 chapters, the authors discuss the global, legal, regulatory, political, and social environment of business; legal issues in business organizations; common law subjects and their contemporary dimensions; legal issues involving consumers, competitors, and suppliers; legal rights of consumers, debtors, and creditors; and employer/employee legal issues. Each chapter contains three or four court cases that deal with relevant issues. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)



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