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Holoviak, Stephen Julian was born on February 11, 1948 in Balboa, Panama. Son of Julia (Mayer) Holoviak.
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This comprehensive text focuses on the transition underway in the fields of personnel and labor relations and guides the reader into the new era of human resources management. The book examines some current issues and topics that are producing solid results--results that make people feel part of the organization and that contribute to increased organizational effectiveness. The authors argue that these practices are not just passing fads, but proven concepts that should endure well into the future. The technical side of the labor relations process is also examined in depth as are training and career development, turnover, absenteeism, and substance abuse. This comprehensive new text focuses on the transition underway in the fields of personnel and labor relations and guides the reader into the new era of human resources management. The book opens with a discussion of key traditional labor relations concepts in light of new research findings. The initial chapters set the base upon which to build knowledge about how to enhance the investment in people to the mutual benefit of the organization and the employee. These are followed by a look at some current issues and topics that are producing solid results--results that make people feel part of the organization and that contribute to increased organizational effectiveness. The authors argue that these practices are not just passing fads, but proven concepts that should endure well into the future. The technical side of the labor relations process is also examined in depth as are training and career development, turnover, absenteeism, and substance abuse. The final section provides a philosophical foundation for the successful implementation of the concepts offered by the authors.
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Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” Such a simple premise, yet how often do you see the Golden Rule violated in business settings? How often have you seen managers treat employees in ways they would never tolerate being treated themselves? And then you see these same managers complain about the commitment and productivity levels of today's workers.When translated to a philosophy of supervision, Golden Rule Management becomes If at any time you are confused about any action to take with a person, always chose that action that results in trust, respect, and a higher self-image for the other person the way you would wish to be treated.” The results are astounding. When you treat workers with dignity and respect, as valued assets, and as the adults that they are, in return you get committed workers producing more with higher quality. For more than a decade, Stephen Holoviak has been helping companies implement Golden Rule Management. Success stories from these companies fill this book, bringing to life the myriad ways that Golden Rule Management can be applied. The book addresses, for example, how this philosophy fits in with performance-appraisal systems and career paths, how it can help you deal productively with unions, and how you can be a positive Golden Rule supervisor in a non-Golden Rule Management organization. Golden Rule Management gives first-line supervisors and middle managers practical advice for achieving success. The Golden Rule program is not a complex mathematical system that managers will not or cannot use. It is not far out” psychological jargon that readers will not understand. The Golden Rule process draws on points of reference that are readily identifiable. Its roots are traditional and familiar. Perhaps most importantly, it can be put to work immediately, with or without senior level management adopting it. With this book you can become a Golden Rule Manager today.
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Holoviak, Stephen Julian was born on February 11, 1948 in Balboa, Panama. Son of Julia (Mayer) Holoviak.
Bachelor of Science, Henderson U., l969; Master of Science, Frostburg State College, l978; Master of Arts, West Virginia University, l979; Doctor of Philosophy, West Virginia University, l980.
Administrator, Merrill Lynch, New York City, l969-75; account executive, Hornblower & Weeks, Hemphill, Noyes, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, l975-76; marketing executive, lst National Bank Maryland., Baltimore, l976-78; professor human resource management, Shippensburg (Pennsylvania) U., l980-; director research, Shippensburg (Pennsylvania) U., l982-. Consultant Hershey (Pennsylvania) Chocolate Company, 1980-1990.
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( Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” Su...)
Board of directors South Mountain Hospital, Mont Alto, Pennsylvania, l988-93. Member Industrial Rels. Research Association (advisory), Association for University Business and Economics Research (membership committee l986-88), American Arbitration Association, Association for Quality and Participation (education committee l987-88), United States Association for Small Bus.and Entrepreneurship.
Married Sharon Kay Brookens. Children: Stephen Paige, Kelly Rae, Brooke Nicole, Justin Stephen.