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HR MANAGER’S GUIDE TO HUMAN<br />

RESOURCES MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS:<br />

A PRACTICAL APPROACH, 3RD EDITION<br />

Rampton, Turnbull and Doran<br />

This text goes beyond the traditional view<br />

of human resource information systems as<br />

gathering, storing and reporting on human<br />

resources data by focusing on the uses of HRMS<br />

as a critical management tool. This book is<br />

designed to reach a diverse audience, including:<br />

• Human resources and/or payroll managers<br />

and functional specialists who want to know<br />

more about what an HRMS can do, or who<br />

are involved with, or contemplating the<br />

development of a new HRMS;<br />

• Executives and general managers who<br />

understand that their human resources are<br />

their most important resource and are looking<br />

to the strategic and pragmatic value of an<br />

HRMS in terms of helping them manage their<br />

human resources;<br />

• Information systems professionals who will be<br />

working on an HRMS project and want to learn<br />

more about the business and user perspective<br />

on such systems.<br />

Carswell<br />

Jurisdiction: Canada<br />

April 2007, Hardcover<br />

Code: 978 0779 800 070<br />

Price: $102.00 incl. GST<br />

* Inspection copies may not be available for this text.<br />

INTERNATIONAL LABOUR LAW: CASES<br />

AND MATERIALS ON WORKERS’ RIGHTS<br />

IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY<br />

Atleson, Compa, Rittich, Sharpe and Weiss<br />

Comprehensive in scope, International Labour<br />

Law examines labour rights and labour<br />

standards in multilateral and regional<br />

institutions like the World Trade Organization,<br />

International Labor Organization, Organization<br />

for Economic Cooperation and Development,<br />

and European Union; regional and bilateral<br />

trade agreements like the North American Free<br />

Trade Agreement and more recent bilateral<br />

agreements with developing countries; the new<br />

labour-trade “template” in US trade policy; and<br />

private initiatives like anti-sweatshop campaigns<br />

and corporate codes of conduct. Thematic<br />

chapters deal with labour rights lawsuits in<br />

US courts, cross-border labour organising and<br />

bargaining, migrant workers, women workers in<br />

the global economy, and child labour.<br />

Sweet & Maxwell<br />

Jurisdiction: USA/International<br />

January 2008, Hardcover<br />

Code: 978 0314 169 181<br />

Price: $229.00 incl. GST<br />

* Inspection copies are not available for this text.<br />

MACKEN’S LAW OF EMPLOYMENT,<br />

7TH EDITION<br />

Sappideen, O’Grady, Riley and Warburton<br />

new<br />

EDition<br />

For over 30 years, students, academics and<br />

professionals have relied on Macken’s Law of<br />

Employment as one of Australia’s most<br />

respected works in employment law.<br />

Major developments incorporated into the<br />

7 th edition include:<br />

• Comprehensive revisions to include all<br />

developments concerning termination of<br />

employment, including both common law<br />

and statutory provisions.<br />

• A new chapter dedicated to the relationship<br />

between the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) and<br />

employment contracts.<br />

• Revisions to recognise the enactment of the<br />

Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth).<br />

• Incorporation of important new case law.<br />

• Discussion of the significant reform at the<br />

federal level of statutory rights in the areas<br />

of unfair dismissal, protection of workplace<br />

rights, freedom of association and the right<br />

to participate in lawful industrial activities.<br />

This discussion will assist students and<br />

practitioners alike in sifting through the prolific<br />

range of causes of action now available under<br />

the federal regime.<br />

• A recognition of the increasing reach of the<br />

federal regime, following the referral of powers<br />

over industrial relations by all States other than<br />

WA, making it crucial for readers to be across<br />

the federal law.<br />

June 2011, Softcover<br />

Code: 978 0455 228 297<br />

Price: $129.00 incl. GST<br />

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