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Compensation and Benefits Review Volume 28 Issue 3

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Compensation and Benefits Review Volume 28 Issue 3

1995 College Graduate Hiring Prognosis: A Competitive Job Market With Some Salary Growth

Lo Bosco,Maryellen

Follow Compensation & Benefits Review , Volume 28 (3): 16 SAGE – May 1, 1996

Mini Survey: Companies Attempt to Create The "Convenient Workplace":Companies continue to offer new benefits aimed at easing family conflicts and time pressures. But benefits managers question whether such policies really help morale or productivity

Bohl,Don L.

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Edwards,Mark R.; Ewen,Ann J.

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Follow Compensation & Benefits Review , Volume 28 (3): 21 SAGE – May 1, 1996

"IF THE SHOE FITS": Not-for-Profits Try Out New Compensation Plans:Not-for-profits are borrowing compensation plan desighs from the for-profit sector. Here's a look at how some of these new pay concepts might fit.

Bailey,Sally B.; Risher,Howard

Follow Compensation & Benefits Review , Volume 28 (3): 47 SAGE – May 1, 1996

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Follow Compensation & Benefits Review , Volume 28 (3): 37 SAGE – May 1, 1996

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Case,Mary S.

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Follow Compensation & Benefits Review , Volume 28 (3): 58 SAGE – May 1, 1996

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Bailey,Sally B.; Risher,Howard

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Dewey,Barbara J.; Hawk,Elizabeth J.

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Braddick,Carol A.; Bentson,Margaret A.

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