International Journal of Manpower: Volume 1 Issue 1

Industrial Structure and Labour Turnover

K. Holden, D.A. Peel

This study is concerned with the relationship between industrial structure and labour turnover. In particular, the question considered is whether there is any relationship between…

Managing the Manpower Aspects of Applying Micro‐Electronics Technology

P. Thornton, C. Routledge

The last decade has witnessed the appearance of a new form of information technology created by advances in the field of micro‐electronics. The microprocessor and its related…

Objectives and Measures of Co‐ordination between Private and Public Manpower Planning with Particular Reference to the Use of Human Resource Measurement Systems

K. Weiermair

The technical term “co‐ordination” has the meaning of systematisation, methodisation, normalisation or adjustment of subsystems, parts, units or activities within a large…

Towards an Industry Manpower Strategy

Alan Moss

This paper considers the following issues for developing an industry manpower strategy: an idea of the national system that exists for implementing a manpower strategy, the main…

An Analysis of the Problem of Industrial Accidents in Britain

P.B. Beaumont

The problem of industrial accidents, with their associated economic and social costs, has long been a source of concern to unions, employers and public agencies in many countries…

Manpower Planning: The Need for a Diagnostic Approach

John Fyfe

This contribution concentrates on developments within a number of the more highly industrialised countries purely because the author's own experiences have largely been confined…