Titlebook: Christian Scripture and Human Resource Management; Building a Path to S Gary E. Roberts Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature

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Final Reflections,vidual and group decision making. The SLHRM culture rests upon a worldview and the associated attitudes and behaviors that construct the edifice of HR policies and practices. Hence, there is always ethical, moral, and spiritual accountability for our HR systems. No matter how formalized, routinized,

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Erratum to: Reclamation of Arid Lands,s, managers, and employees regarding the “theology of work” and its relationship to human nature. Does the HR system honor biblical principles through shaping the values and incentives to serve, work, lead, and manage in truly a God-honoring and joyous, humble, and accountable fashion? Are we “heare

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Nucleic Acids and Molecular Biology. We face great spiritual warfare temptations to renounce our godly inheritance of righteous conduct and adopt self-serving standards of success. Hence, like the nation of Israel, we “return to Egypt” and accept the toils of slavery in return for security in meeting our short-term needs. It requires

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Olivier Fayet,Marie-Fran?oise Prèrespiritual intelligence on the part of both the manager and the employee. Empowerment begins with followers who embrace the role of conscientious servants. Hence, it is important for SLHRM organizations to cultivate the principles of servant followership as both the foundation of servant leadership a

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W. Allen Miller,David P. Giedroc God. Promoting employee rights is a foundational Christian servant leadership principle. How we treat employees is an essential interface between core servanthood and stewardship values in an organizational decision-making environment that typically possesses a schizophrenic view toward employees.

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Emily Julia Kakoullis,Kelley Johnsonight people on the bus.” This entails hiring employees who passionately embrace the mission, vision, and values of the organization, possessing the appropriate combination of character and competency for long-term job growth and development. Hence, the goal is to select employees who possess the abi