Contacting HRM Guide
Please contact us through: editor@hrmguide.net
but read the appropriate section first:
What/who is the HRM Guide? -
HRM Guide
is an independent, internet-based organization dedicated to the provision of
HR-related information. Visitors are known to come from a total of 122 countries but the US, UK,
Australia, Canada and India predominate. There are separate gateways for Human Resource Management:
* Australia -
* Canada -
* New Zealand -
* UK -
* USA -
Each site has different feature articles.
HRM Guide is edited by Alan Price.Publications include Human Resource Management, 4th edition (June 2011)
Cengage/South Western, Fundamentals of Human Resource Management (June 2011)
and Strategic Human Resource Development (2005) (Swart, et al), Butterworth-Heinemann. You can connect with him on
.
General enquiries should be sent by e-mail. Printed
items and books for review may be addressed to:
Alan Price, HRM Guide, Hinsobrae, Papa Westray, Orkney, Scotland, UK. KW17 2BU.
Students
HRM Guide is a great resource for students - but all the information we
have is published on the various websites. We are not holding back a secret supply of information! Also, it is a matter of policy that we will
not tell you how to answer homework questions.
Most HR material
of use to students is to be found in the section. This has 13 sub-sections (soon to be 24 sub-sections) , each with a list of contents.
If you are uncertain
where to find the subject you are looking for use the Search all of HRMGuide
box. You will find this on several of the main pages - including this one.
When using the search facility do not use terms
which appear on virtually every page like HRM, Human Resource Management
or even and. The indexer is a robot and completely stupid - it will
tell you every page on which these terms appear and there are a lot of
pages on this site. For more precise results use quotation marks " " around terms that include more
than one word. For example, if you are looking for
performance management,
type
"performance management"
General Enquiries
Wherever possible we will help on general enquiries
that are not answered on the websites. HRM Guide does not pass e-mail or other address
information on to any third party without your specific permission. Please note that we provide general HR
sites with international coverage and therefore we are not able to comment, or provide legal advice, about
contractual and other issues that are subject to different legal jurisdictions.
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Linking
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with good quality, content-rich sites (links that are not reciprocated
will be deleted). We do not enter into 3-way links arrangements. One-way links carry an administration charge and are treated
as advertisements.
To speed the process, please place a link to our site(s) before contacting us.
Links must be placed on pages within two clicks of the home page. Links using Javascript
redirects or 'nofollow' are not acceptable.
You may link freely to any specific article on our websites (deep-linking). However, we would
appreciate you NOT framing articles since this invalidates some of the advertisements we carry.
Guest articles and press releases
Guest articles are hosted
on a no-fee basis on either side. The author retains copyright. We welcome original
articles (minimum of 500 words) on any HR topic.
Content Partners
We are interested in developing long-term relationships with other service-providers
in HR and job-related areas. Exploratory e-mails are welcome.
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(including excerpts) may not be copied, translated, reproduced, reformatted or republished, physically or electronically, for use in any published
media, including books, magazines, websites and newsletters - whether or not for profit -
without the specific permission of HRM Guide. Permission will normally be readily granted for
use in academic texts, practitioner publications and newsletters. Where an author's name is provided it will be necessary
to obtain additional permission from that individual.
