More specific resource
links can be found in the home pages of specific courses.
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General Management &
Organizational Behavior
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1. Work
Index - http://workindex.com/
Annotated guide
to Internet resources in "human resources, labor relations, benefits, training,
technology,
staffing, recruiting,
leadership, motivation, insurance, relocation, legal issues and more."
Search the collection or
browse by subject.
Run by the School
of Industrial Labor Relations, Cornell University (djg9@cornell.edu)
2. Work
Force On Line - http://workforceonline.com/
Has excellent
short articles on recent Human Resource issues and events. Includes discussion
groups and chat
rooms. Free,
but you need to registrar and they will send you weekly e-mails.
3. Society
for Human Resource Management - http://www.shrm.org/
The major professional
association of Human Resource managers and publisher of HR Magazine
has
chat rooms
and much useful information
and links to HR areas.
4. Cornell
University - http:// www.ilr.cornell.edu/workplace.html
Run by the School
of Industrial and Labor Relations at Cornell University, it indexes many
Internet sites
concerning Human Resource
practises and research.
5. Business
Ethics - http://www.ethics.ubc.ca/resources/business/
A list of on-line
references pertaing to business ethics with useful links and examples of
codes of ethics.
6. Stanford
Learning Organization Lab - http:www.stanford.edu/group/SLOW/
SLOW has internet
links, research information and other information dealing with Peter Senge's
ideas
on learnign
organizations.
General
Business Sources & Directories
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1. Big
Book - http://www.bigbook.com/
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Listings for businesses in the United States. You can search by business
name, location, and/or category. Listings
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include address, phone number, and a street map showing the business' location.
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2.CompaniesOnLine
- http://www.companiesonline.com/
This site provides
information about over 100,000 U.S. companies. Browse or search to retrieve
profiles that
include name,
city, state, mailing address, industry, ticker symbol, URLs, and links
to latest stock quotes.
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Run by Dun & Bradstreet.
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3. Fortune
Magazine -http://www.pathfinder.com/fortune/
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This site assesses Fortune magazine and Fortune 500 lists. Many excellent
articles of a general business nature
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can be perused.
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4. Forbes
Magazine - http:/www.forbes.com/
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Like fortune, this an excellent source for timely source for company and
industry information.
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5.Business
Week Magazine - http://www.businessweek.com/
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Access is free to print subscribers and some information can be assessed.
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6. Wall Street
Journal - http://www.wsj.com/
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This is the online edition of Wall Street Journal. Many interesting articles
and financial information concerning major
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companies and business issues. Can expect some information to be charged.
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7. Business
Survival - http://www.business-survival.com/
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A free service that is full of ideas to help your business grow and prosper.
Contains how-to articles, personalized
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business advice, the latest books and noteworthy business trends.
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8.The
Internet Public Library - http:/www.ipl.org/
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Excellent source of reference material on all sorts of subject areas. Run
by librarians, it is well organized
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and has an excellent search engine for research purposes.
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9. The
Conference Board - http://www.conference-board.org/
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The Conference Board is the world's leading business membership and research
organization, connecting senior
executives from
more than 2,200 enterprises in over 60 nations. As a nonprofit, nonadvocacy
organization, it
produces several
major indices and a wide range of reports on best business practices and
recent economic trends.
The Conference
Board receives more than 21,000 media citations per year. It also provides
a diverse program of
conferences
and forums for over 15,000 executives from different industries and nations.
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International Business
/ Culture
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1. Global
SHRM - http:www.SHRMGlobal.org/
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A global forum that includes research on global issues and links to websites
that address global issues. It is run
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by the Society for Human Resource Management.
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Employment and Labor Law
/ Government
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1. Bureau
of Labor Statistics - http:/www.bls.gov/datahome.html
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Bureau of Labor Statistics timeseries data. The Bureau of Labor Statistics
public database, called LABSTAT,
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provides current and historical data for 26 surveys, as well as numerous
press releases.
2. Fair
Measures - http://www.fairmeasures.com
Up-to-date information
on employment case decisions and interpretations done by a major law firm.
3. Labor
Department - http://www.dol.gov
The department
of labor's website has much useful research and current labor statistics.
4. Labor
Policy Association - http://www.lpa.org/
The association
keeps current information on NLRB cases and other labor trends.
5.
Harvard Law - http://www.law.harvard.edu/library
Much case law
and recent court decisions and research is available here.
6. China
Law - http://www.law.com.tw
This Taiwan
law firm's site has a data base containing the major laws in China and
Taiwan. While much of the
content
is in Chinese, it has a number of laws in English.
7. Government
Spot - http://www.govspot.com/
A free,
virtual resource center for federal, state and local government information.
It simplifies the search for
documents,
facts and political information.
last updated on Sept.10,1999
by Nick Mathys