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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Louise Moser IllesPublisher: Cornell University Press Imprint: ILR Press Dimensions: Width: 15.20cm , Height: 2.40cm , Length: 22.90cm Weight: 0.907kg ISBN: 9780875463513ISBN 10: 0875463517 Pages: 240 Publication Date: 01 February 1996 Audience: College/higher education , Professional and scholarly , Undergraduate , Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Uncertain ![]() Stock levels are unknown and need to be verified with the supplier. Table of ContentsReviewsAn instructive look at what problems to anticipate and how to minimize the traumatic effects of job loss. --Booklist As a slice of history, docudrama and how-to manual, Sizing Down is top-notch. Illes was human resources manager at the Signetics semiconductor plant in Orem, Utah, when, in January 1992, she was notified that the plant would close at the end of the year. It became her task to assist with orchestrating the phase-out of 900 jobs, including her own.... Throughout the inevitable juggling of interests, judgments had to be made, some good, some bad, says the author. This relentlessly objective history records them all, along with afterthoughts on how the situation might have been handled better. --Publishers Weekly Illes does an excellent job of capturing the feelings of employees and managers alike in the process of a plant closing. Any company contemplating a significant downsizing or plant closing should require their line and HR managers to read this book. --Albert Brault, Center for Advanced Human Resource Studies, Cornell University The strength of Illes's book is the... summary at the end of each chapter. She gives suggestions on how managers involved in future plant closings can learn from the Signetics experience. --Library Journal Illes does an excellent job of capturing the feelings of employees and managers alike in the process of a plant closing. Any company contemplating a significant downsizing or plant closing should require their line and HR managers to read this book. -- Albert Brault, Center for Advanced Human Resource Studies, Cornell University An instructive look at what problems to anticipate and how to minimize the traumatic effects of job loss. * Booklist * The strength of Illes's book is the... summary at the end of each chapter. She gives suggestions on how managers involved in future plant closings can learn from the Signetics experience. * Library Journal * As a slice of history, docudrama and how-to manual, Sizing Down is top-notch. Illes was human resources manager at the Signetics semiconductor plant in Orem, Utah, when, in January 1992, she was notified that the plant would close at the end of the year. It became her task to assist with orchestrating the phase-out of 900 jobs, including her own.... Throughout the inevitable juggling of interests, judgments had to be made, some good, some bad, says the author. This relentlessly objective history records them all, along with afterthoughts on how the situation might have been handled better. * Publishers Weekly * Illes does an excellent job of capturing the feelings of employees and managers alike in the process of a plant closing. Any company contemplating a significant downsizing or plant closing should require their line and HR managers to read this book. --Albert Brault, Center for Advanced Human Resource Studies, Cornell University An instructive look at what problems to anticipate and how to minimize the traumatic effects of job loss. --Booklist The strength of Illes's book is the... summary at the end of each chapter. She gives suggestions on how managers involved in future plant closings can learn from the Signetics experience. --Library Journal As a slice of history, docudrama and how-to manual, Sizing Down is top-notch. Illes was human resources manager at the Signetics semiconductor plant in Orem, Utah, when, in January 1992, she was notified that the plant would close at the end of the year. It became her task to assist with orchestrating the phase-out of 900 jobs, including her own.... Throughout the inevitable juggling of interests, judgments had to be made, some good, some bad, says the author. This relentlessly objective history records them all, along with afterthoughts on how the situation might have been handled better. --Publishers Weekly Author InformationLouise Moser Illes is Assistant Director of the Faculty Center at Brigham Young University. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |