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Human Resources Management

Journal

2002

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Enviromental Transformation-Biggest Challenge Of 21st Century, N. K. Dhooper Oct 2002

Enviromental Transformation-Biggest Challenge Of 21st Century, N. K. Dhooper

Management Dynamics

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Reforms: A Fresh Look At An Unfinished Agenda, J. K. Kharbanda Oct 2002

Reforms: A Fresh Look At An Unfinished Agenda, J. K. Kharbanda

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Leading Effectively, Malay Bhattacharyya Oct 2002

Leading Effectively, Malay Bhattacharyya

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Risk Management In Banking & Insurance Sector, Rakesh Agarwal Mar 2002

Risk Management In Banking & Insurance Sector, Rakesh Agarwal

Management Dynamics

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Electronic Payments Services In India:A Study, M. P. Gupta Mar 2002

Electronic Payments Services In India:A Study, M. P. Gupta

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Challenges Of Employee Plateau, Renu Luthra, J. V. Vaishampayan Mar 2002

Challenges Of Employee Plateau, Renu Luthra, J. V. Vaishampayan

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Employer Perceptions Of Work Flexibility: Role Of Skills And Wages In Job Performance, Raymond L. Raab, Pradeep Kotamraju, Maureen O'Brien Jan 2002

Employer Perceptions Of Work Flexibility: Role Of Skills And Wages In Job Performance, Raymond L. Raab, Pradeep Kotamraju, Maureen O'Brien

Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science

A programming approach, data envelopment analysis (DEA), will sort and rank occupations on the basis of maximizing skills required and minimizing that occupation's wage resulting in a set of "hiring" efficiency scores. This procedure improves Borda rankings (rankings based on the average of rankings of the individual components), fixed weight, or subjective weighting schemes. In DEA, the linear programming weights or coefficients are explicitly chosen to maximize the discrimination between the skills and wages. A rank correlation between the efficiency scores and various work and demographic variables is performed. The results show a negative correlation between the wage rate and …

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