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Help Wanted: The Complete Guide to Human Resources for Canadian Entrepreneurs
John Wiley and Sons Ltd, March 2007, Pages: 364
Human Resources issues are among the most pressing that growing entrepreneurial companies face. Hiring and retaining the right talent are key to a companys competitive position, but the care and feeding of truly excellent employees does not come easily to many people, particularly those scrabbling to get a company off the ground, or struggling to manage explosive growth. Then there are the legal issues associated with employing other people (What can you ask and not ask in an interview? How do you terminate a problem employee? How do you develop policies and procedures for a growing workforce?). And the 'softer' side of HR matters can be even more difficult to manage on a day-to-day basis: motivating your workforce in good times and bad, compensating employees appropriately, and dealing with problem employees. HR issues can take a huge amount of time and cost your company a lot if theyre not handled effectively. This book will offer practical advice on how to tackle this most important of areas.
About the Author
Margaret Butteriss is Vice-President of Human Resources at Fidelity Investments. Previously a management consultant, she advised clients such as Loblaw Companies Limited and Nortel on organization effectiveness and human resource management. She has also held senior human resource positions with Shell International in the U.K., Shell Canada, and Ontario Hydro. Her most recent book is Reinventing HR: Changing Roles to Create the High-Performance Organization.
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