Human Resources

[close] Maven House is an independent publisher of business books that challenge conventional thinking, introduce new ideas, offer practical advice, and illuminate paths to greatness. We hope that you'll want to discuss some of our books, but we also welcome discussions about all business books. Maven House authors are thought leaders – experts in their fields. They’re successful executives, business owners, technical experts, consultants, educators, and journalists who share their knowledge, experience, and insights with professionals in all areas of business. Maven House books are are available at local bookstores and libraries. If a book isn't available, it can be ordered or you can order it from most online bookstores. Maven House books are distributed to the trade throughout the world by Legato Publishers Group, a division of the Ingram/Perseus Books Group. Welcome to Maven House. Jim Pennypacker Publisher and Editor-in-Chief Maven House Press 4 Snead Ct. Palmyra, VA 22963 610.883.7988 mavenhousepress.com

[close] This group was created for members of the Howard County HR Society (HoCo HRS) in Maryland but is of course also open to HR professionals anywhere across the globe who are looking for recommendations on good HR books and thoughtful discussions about how to apply what's in them. Books will be picked approx. every quarter, and will mainly come from SHRM's list of pre-approved books so you can receive SHRM credits for reading them. Recommendations are always welcome, and sharing your opinion is encouraged!

[close] For the sake of human rights, please join this group. Human rights are important. This group is about spreading human rights around the world, in our local community groups. This will be for RCHK students, people who use Gmail and also Yahoo. This will be a group for the right of the World. If you sign the commitment in the commiment page, thank you so much. You are then a global citizen. You shall be a modertor for 3 weeks, and you shall help make human rights a fact. You will be talking with people from different area's in the world. People of different nationalities. Chinese, German, Malagasy, American, Italian, South African, Portugese, Japanese, French, Russian, Hungarian, Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, Brazilian, Filipino's, Spanish, Vietnamese, Cambodian (Possibly.), Korean, all kinds of nationalities. We shall accept users who strongly believe in human rights and determined to make the Universal Declaration of Human Rights a fact into the group, even though they are not in RCHK. But I shall check if they are trustable. Thank you, Sabine Lee, Human rights activist, Global citizen for human rights.

[close] A space for ombuds and their ilk to share, discuss, and learn about books of interest to us as practitioners and as people. This platform complements the Ombuds Book Club's monthly meetings (via Zoom, first Wednesdays of each month at 2 PM Eastern) and its Slack community.