Wellness Programs in the Context of Strategic Human Resource Management
Human resource management can use wellness programs to unite management and employees in a corporate culture that will support the implementation of the organization's strategy. The authors examined wellness programs from the viewpoints of the organization, the human resource function, and the...
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| description | Human resource management can use wellness programs to unite management and employees in a corporate culture that will support the implementation of the organization's strategy. The authors examined wellness programs from the viewpoints of the organization, the human resource function, and the employee. |
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