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Frank Bond: Gentleman Sheepherder Of Northern New Mexico, 1883-1915, Frank H. Grubbs
Frank Bond: Gentleman Sheepherder Of Northern New Mexico, 1883-1915, Frank H. Grubbs
Anderson School of Management Theses & Dissertations
The adaptability of the Bonds to new lines of business, changes in the economic balance of their interests, and their conservative yet bold and forward looking policies suggest a background somewhat more sophisticated in tone than that which is usually associated with an agrarian heritage, but it was doubtless the simple farm influences that developed the eventual character of these brothers who both by statement and conduct exemplified a set of moral, business, social and ethical standards that were and have been rarely equaled.
The Effect Of The 'Tendency To Report Injuries' On Minor Accident Statistics, James A. Barker
The Effect Of The 'Tendency To Report Injuries' On Minor Accident Statistics, James A. Barker
Masters Theses
This study is concerned with the effect of the "tendency to report injuries" on minor accident statistics. Assuming that individuals with the largest number of voluntary visits for nonoccupational illnesses to the Dispensary would be those who most readily report to the Dispensary in the event of minor injuries, the individuals may be defined as those who have a tendency to report injuries. The hypothesis to be tested in this thesis is: The tendency to report injuries has no significant effect on the systematic variance in reported injuries between two successive one-year exposure intervals.
A Comparative Analysis Of Selection Of Personnel Practices In Mexico And The United States., Edgardo Reyes Salcido
A Comparative Analysis Of Selection Of Personnel Practices In Mexico And The United States., Edgardo Reyes Salcido
Anderson School of Management Theses & Dissertations
We want to find out how applicable the practices described in American books and articles are to Mexico; what limitations there are for applying the board generalizations contained in the United States literature to the Mexican practice; how much of the printed material that Mexican businessmen have been reading, has become real practices in Mexico; and possibly to what extent Mexican books in this field should be different from American.