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Ua3/9/5 Opening Faculty & Staff Convocation, Wku President's Office
Ua3/9/5 Opening Faculty & Staff Convocation, Wku President's Office
WKU Administration Documents
Speech delivered by WKU president Gary Ransdell at the fall convocation. He discusses freshman orientation, change, Challenging the Spirit strategic plan, budget and funding model, tuition, new buildings, technology, parking, curriculum, dormitories, Diddle Arena renovations, University Senate and employee benefits.
Office Of Human Resources News - Summer 1999, Nova Southeastern University
Office Of Human Resources News - Summer 1999, Nova Southeastern University
Office of Human Resources News
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Ua25/2 Connections, Wku Human Resources
Ua25/2 Connections, Wku Human Resources
WKU Administration Documents
Newsletter created by WKU Human Resources for the faculty and staff of WKU regarding personnel issues and benefits.
Reinforce For Performance: The Need To Go Beyond Pay And Even Rewards, Fred Luthans, Alexander D. Stajkovic
Reinforce For Performance: The Need To Go Beyond Pay And Even Rewards, Fred Luthans, Alexander D. Stajkovic
Department of Management: Faculty Publications
Perhaps the most talked about, if not actually implemented. practical solution for making human resources more productive is pay for performance. Yet many researchers and practitioners doubt the true effectiveness of this approach. To help solve this controversy. we suggest drawing from reinforcement theory and behavioral management. This approach can be used to explain the simple statements: You get what you reinforce. but you do not necessarily get what you pay for. We first critically review the traditional pay for performance practices and address the question of whether rewards. not reinforcers. do more harm than good. Next, we discuss the …