International Journal of Manpower: Volume 8 Issue 4

Human Asset Accounting: Where Are We Today?

Brad Johnson, Brian H. Kleiner

The theory of human asset accounting first became an issue in the 1960s. The concept has met with little acceptance due to the feeling that it has little to offer in a practical…

Manpower Planning in Developing Countries: Status, Criticisms and Lessons

Garth Mangum, Stephen Magnum, MacLeans Geo‐JaJa

In an earlier issue of this journal we compared international experiences in manpower planning at the national level. We offered a matrix of planning approaches (Figure 1), a…

Comparable Worth — Issues to Resolve before Equity Can Become Reality

Peter W. Stonebraker, Helen LaVan

Pay inequity based on gender arguably persists as the compensation issue with the most impact this half century. Oft‐cited evidence is that full‐time employed women are paid less…

Socio‐economic Method of Strategic Planning of Education

János Timár

By strategic planning of education I mean a consistent system of analyses, forecasts and planning work based on them, all aimed at establishing the purpose of general education…

Earnings Differentials in Manufacturing in Greece: A Statistical Exploration

Athena Petraki Kottis

Despite certain improvements in the relative position of working women in Greece in recent years, there are still significant female‐male earnings differentials in all sectors and…