About the Organizational Culture and
Workforce Development e-Book Collection
The expectations of organizational culture have changed tremendously within the past decade. As it continues to change, organizational leaders such as managers and human resource managers must shift their focus to maintaining a positive company-employee relationship while also meeting the interests of the company. Modern workers are placing heavy emphasis on workplace safety, diversity, work-life balance, occupational health, and other factors that are essential for their wellbeing. Meanwhile, companies strive to retain skilled workers, manage multiple generations of workers, navigate different motivational factors, and still achieve efficient and high-quality performance. With employee retention becoming a big challenge in recent years and the growing need for equitable treatment in the workplace, it is essential for businesses to stay up to date with the emerging trends and research in organizational culture and workforce development.
In order to showcase the most current research on organizational culture, workplace development, and trends in human resource management, IGI Global is pleased to offer the Organizational Culture and Workforce Development e-book collection. Ranging from the 2001-2024 copyright years and consisting of 210+ titles that contain comprehensive search on the best practices, policies, and strategies for implementation for developing a better workplace culture for all employees, the titles within this collection provide insights on e-human resources, mental health, human capital management, and more.
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- Notable Publications Featured in This Collection -
All titles featured in this collection are also available individually and through IGI Global’s e-Book Collection (8,100+), GOBI Library Solutions, and Oasis, and are hosted on EBSCOHost, ProQuest’s E-Book Central, and GVRL. - Acquire Organizational Culture and Workforce Development Titles at a Fraction of Cost Through This e-Collection -
Content Purchased | | Pricing |
Current Copyright Year – One-Time Purchase 2024 (20 – 30+ titles*) | | US$ 5,440 |
Full Book List – One-Time Purchase 2001-2024 (210 – 220+ titles*) | | US$ 13,600 |
Annual Subscription 2001-2024 (210 – 220+ titles*) | | US$ 5,725 |
Evidence-Based Acquisition 2001-2024 (210 – 220+ titles*) | | US$ 6,865 |
210+ Total Books in This Collection Valued at: US$ 49,140
(Average Regular Price Per Book: US$ 234)
Average Cost Per Book as a Part of the This Collection: US$ 65 (73% Discount on Titles)
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- Why Acquire IGI Global's Organizational Culture and Workforce Development Collection? -
| Insights from more than 3,200+ international researchers from over 100+ countries | |
Multi-disciplinary Organizational Culture and Workforce Development research
that spans across major fields of study, including
business, computer science, education, and more.
| Each publication is produced through a quality-centric, expediate, double-anonymized peer review publishing process |
| No additional charge for multi-user licensing (unlimited simultaneous users), no DRM, and no embargo of content |
| Hosted on the InfoSci® platform, providing no set-up, archiving, or maintenance fees, free MARC records, COUNTER Reports |
| Full-text PDF and HTML format, formatted citations with the ability to export to EasyBib and Crossref, and more |
| Titles indexed in Web of Science, Scopus, and more |
Ideal resources for
academic and research-focused institutions- Organizational Culture and Workforce Development Research from Industry Leading Editors -
All of the titles below are featured in IGI Global's Organizational
Culture and Workforce Development Collection. | Dr. Michael A. Brown Sr. is the President of Right Fit Communications LLC. He teaches and researches telework, hybrid working, leadership, and more. View Webinar Series >
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| Prof. Daniel Wheatley is Reader in Business and Labour Economics at University of Birmingham, UK, where he researches work and well-being, including job quality, work-life balance, flexible working arrangements, and more. View Webinar > |
| Prof. Shalin Hai-Jew is an instructional designer at Kansas State University and is a prolific, multidisciplinary researcher across the fields of Education and Business. |
| Prof. Maria Pressentin is the Chief Knowledge Officer at Leadership Scientific, a global consultancy. She is a two-time-consecutive Best Research award-winner from the ACPSB academic accreditation council in Paris and Houston.
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| Dr. Claretha Hughes, from the University of Arkansas, is a Professor of Human Resource and Workforce Development. She researches value creation through the use of human resource development and technology development.
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