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Author:   Cheryl M. Jekiel
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   CRC Press
Edition:   2nd edition
Weight:   0.657kg
ISBN:  

9781138595415

ISBN 10:   1138595411
Pages:   272
Publication Date:   04 June 2020
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print  
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Table of Contents

Acknowledgments. About the Author. Introduction. CHAPTER 1 – What is Lean HR? CHAPTER 2 – A new way to view HR. CHAPTER 3 – Expand Lean Result with HR. CHAPTER 4 – Defining Lean Culture: Values and Behaviors. CHAPTER 5 – Leverage Lean to Drive Employment Engagement. CHAPTER 6 – Lean Is a Culture Change. CHAPTER 7 – Lean Talent Management Optimizes Success. CHAPTER 8 – Developing Lean Leaders. CHAPTER 9 – Developing A Fully Engaged Workforce. CHAPTER 10 – Applying Lean to HR. CHAPTER 11 – Development of Lean HR Professionals. CHAPTER 12 – Lean HR Survey Processes. CHAPTER 13 – The Big Picture. CHAPTER 14 – It Takes a Village.

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Businesses succeed or fail on the backs of their people, and particularly by their level of motivation and inspiration from leadership. Leaders who wish to practice lean need to read, study and understand the thinking and practices provided by Lean Human Resources. Ron Harper, President/CEO Cogent Power Inc. People are the single biggest factor necessary to ensure business success. They drive results, access to capital and innovation. Jekiel's powerful combination of Lean practice with the functional impact of Human Resources, for organizations who embrace this principle, creates sustainable growth and value creation. Sylvia Wulf, CEO AquaBountysino Seek to create an organization that attracts and retains top performers? It begins with building the foundation for excellence-and not just operationally. Human resource's role in an organization must shift from transactional work to being vital partner in the transformation process. Jekiel's Lean Human Resources is a must-read for accomplishing this transition and places HR where it should be-at the center of transformation. Karin Martin, TKMG Lean at its core is a people development system. Further the objective of Lean is to create an adaptive culture that makes continuous improvement a way of life. This is why HR must be 'at the table' and be a true partner of any Lean transformation. The author provides clarity of HR's role and a path to get there. Cheryl's rich experience fuels a powerful and passionate voice. It is a must read for anyone interested in creating a highly performing HR function in his or her organization. Drew Locher, Change Management Associates

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"Cheryl M Jekiel is the Founder of the Lean Leadership Resource Center (LLRC). Her team helps innovative companies and organizations weave principles of operational excellence into the fabric of their company culture to get sustainable, improving results. Ms. Jekiel has held senior executive roles as a Chief Operating Officer, Vice President of HR and several other leadership roles in manufacturing. Ms. Jekiel has developed an expertise in Lean manufacturing with a particular focus on Lean cultures. As the author of ""Lean Human Resources: Redesigning HR Practices for a Culture of Continuous Improvement"", Ms. Jekiel is committed to building Lean HR as a recognized field of work. Cheryl resides in the Chicagoland area with her husband and two playful dogs."

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