The New Deal at Work: Managing the Market-Driven Workforce
Author: Peter Cappelli, Peter Cappelli
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ISBN: 0875846688
Publisher: Harvard Business School Press (March, 1999)
Sales Rank: 72,344
Average Customer Rating: 5 out of 5
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Rating: 5 out of 5
Insightful Analysis of Complex Trends
Cappelli's main idea -- that HRM is changing because the external marketplace is being brought into the firm -- really gets to the essence of changes in the employment relationship. Once you've read the first two chapters, you'll never think about HRM the same way again. However, I wish Cappelli had explored the complexity of labor markets and practices more deeply -- we really have a multi-model HRM now, rather than the "new deal" he outlines, and probably always will because of differences in product and labor markets and industries.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Insightful Reading
The New Deal explores the breaking of the structural ties that modern employees have with employer. It strives to explain the employee's basis for his association with his managers. A good read..no doubt.
Rating: 5 out of 5
A Wakeup Call for Middle Managers !
Cappelli provides an understanding of the changes in the social and psychological contracts between employees and their employers in todays world. I feel as if blinders have been removed from my eyes and that I now have the tools to understand the changing work environment and labor market of the new economy.A must read for those in large companies that have existed longer than 40 years (or are over 40 years old themselves).
For for those who believe they have security and entitlement based upon their "knowledge of the company"... Here's a News Flash " Organizational man is dead ..."
Thanks Professor for the heads up !
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