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94 gap statements mined from Human Resources and Workforce papers in our 4.5M-paper local library, which holds 548 papers on the topic — drawn mostly from each paper's own stated research gap, future-work, challenge and limitation notes, and its abstract. The ones listed below are a selection still marked open; each names the study that raised it, with a DOI link where the paper has one.

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  • Supervision also takes place within the organization of the workers’ self-management itself, however, it is limited to only one event — the approval of the election of the chairman and secretary of the workers’ council by the conference of the workers’ self-management, and in case of the election of the workers’ council presidium, it is limited to the approval of this presidium.

    Nadzór nad samorządem robotniczym · 2023 · DOI
  • The paper suggests that future research should focus on the implications of the aging workforce on personnel management. It also suggests that research should be conducted on the impact of technological changes on the workforce.

    Demands for Change: Interfacing Environmental Pressures and the Personnel Process · 1987 · DOI
  • It highlights the need for personnel management professionals to understand and incorporate directions for change into human resources planning and programs.

    Demands for Change: Interfacing Environmental Pressures and the Personnel Process · 1987 · DOI
  • There is a lack of understanding of the importance and type of responsibilities assigned to CBOs. The evolution of the CBO's role over 800 years is not well understood.

    Chief Business Officers' Functions: Responsibilities and Importance · 1985 · DOI
  • While this increase in support costs is significant, the real challenge facing sales and marketing managers is to achieve and maintain a high return on this investment. Achieving the requisite pro ductivity from this investment will depend on under- 'These figures are based on an internal study conducted by a large industrial chemicals firm that must remain anonymous.

    Industrial Salesperson Development: A Career Stages Perspective · 1984 · DOI
  • There is a need for a flexible and innovative approach to training YTS staff. The MSC have not laid down how long each module of training should occupy.

    Proposals for a YTS staff training programme: a discussion paper · 1984 · DOI
  • It argues that there is a need for a more flexible approach to planning, recognizing multiple ways to plan and manage.

    Organizational Planning and Staff Development · 1982 · DOI
  • Future research should examine the quality of career development services. The impact of these services on employee growth and retention should be studied. The federal civil service system should be included in future surveys.

    A Survey of Career Development in State and Local Government · 1981 · DOI
  • There is a lack of understanding of the complexities of personnel management in human services institutions. There is a need for a comprehensive overview of personnel management in human services institutions.

    Increasing complexities of personnel management in the ′80's · 1981 · DOI
  • The status of secretaries in small private companies is still unclear. There is a need for further clarification on the role of secretaries in these companies.

    The evolving status of the company secretary · 1981 · DOI
  • Recommendations for Clarifying the Role of Communication Directors Based on the conclusions arrived at in this study, and within the limitations of this investigation, the following recommendations are made: 1. Efforts should be made to have communication directors become more involved in determining major policies related to developing and maintaining company-wide communication systems.

    A Comparative Study of the Present and Ideal Roles of Communication Directors in Selected Business Organizations · 1980 · DOI
  • The lack of clear and consistent direction from BEH is a major roadblock to CSPD implementation. The state education agency has no authority over many of the agencies, institutions, and organizations whose participation is needed.

    The Comprehensive System of Personnel Development · 1980 · DOI
  • The lack of comprehensive planning for preservice and in-service personnel preparation. The need for a dynamic approach to CSPD development.

    The Comprehensive System of Personnel Development · 1980 · DOI
  • The paper highlights the challenge of providing employees with the information they need to make necessary decisions.

    Teaching Personnel System Design: Manpower Utilization · 1978 · DOI
  • It notes that social welfare administrators' range of choice is limited by their earlier decisions to restrict specific jobs to workers with certain educational preparation or skills.

    Teaching Personnel System Design: Manpower Utilization · 1978 · DOI
  • The gap in current research is the lack of understanding of the personnel problems faced by multinational corporations. The paper aims to contribute to this area by presenting findings from a questionnaire and interview survey.

    Overlooked personnel problems of multinational corporations · 1976 · DOI
  • The problem of training administrative personnel is of very wide concern in the field of social security. There is a need to pursue research in this area.

    INVENTORY AND CHARACTERISTICS OF TRAINING PROGRAMMES AND METHODS USED FOR FURTHER TRAINING OF ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL AND SPECIALISTS WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE FIELDS OF ORGANISATION AND METHODS, DATA PROCESSING AND MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES1 · 1974 · DOI
  • Nearly three quarters of the 39 interviewees, who said that they maintained contact with personnel people in other organisations, specifically mentioned that their contacts were limited to their own industry or sector.

    Personnel management in the public and private sectors · 1986 · DOI
  • The increasing complexity of legal and statistical aspects of affirmative action has blurred the lines between academic and nonacademic personnel administration.

    Personnel office · 1986 · DOI
  • The study was conducted at a private, non-profit residential treatment center. The sample size was limited to thirty-two employees. The study did not evaluate the long-term effects of the orientation checklist procedure.

    A comparison of methods for orienting new personnel to the human service setting · 1983 · DOI
  • The addition of labor unions and government agencies to the simulation exercise - The expansion of the simulation exercise to include more complex scenarios - The development of new methods for training future…

    Teaching with a Fictitious International Corporation · 1985 · DOI
  • The lack of courses in law for managers - The need for a novel approach to training future executives - The complexity of the environment in which modern large enterprises…

    Teaching with a Fictitious International Corporation · 1985 · DOI
  • Further study on the implementation of talk radio formats for minority audiences, - Analysis of the effectiveness of promotional campaigns for radio…

    Station Comes to Class for Management Help · 1983 · DOI
  • The evaluation of the long-term effects of the orientation checklist procedure. The development of new methods for orienting new employees. The evaluation of the effectiveness of the orientation checklist procedure in different human service settings.

    A comparison of methods for orienting new personnel to the human service setting · 1983 · DOI
  • The need for a basic treatise on the application of evaluation research to development programs - The lack of knowledge of evaluation research by development…

    The management of human services · 1979 · DOI

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Open questions raised by papers listed on this page include: (1) The paper suggests that future research should focus on the implications of the aging workforce on personnel management (“Demands for Change: Interfacing Environmental Pressures and the Personnel…”, 1987); (2) There is a lack of understanding of the importance and type of responsibilities assigned to CBOs (“Chief Business Officers' Functions: Responsibilities and Importance”, 1985); (3) There is a need for a flexible and innovative approach to training YTS staff (“Proposals for a YTS staff training programme: a discussion paper”, 1984); (4) It argues that there is a need for a more flexible approach to planning, recognizing multiple ways to plan and manage (“Organizational Planning and Staff Development”, 1982); (5) Future research should examine the quality of career development services (“A Survey of Career Development in State and Local Government”, 1981). 94 gap statements have been mined from Human Resources and Workforce papers in our 4.5M-paper local library, which holds 548 papers on the topic; the gaps come from whichever of those papers state one. They are mostly the research gaps the authors state and the papers' abstracts, plus future-work, limitations and challenges passages. The ones listed below are a selection still marked open; each names the study that raised it, with a DOI link where the paper has one, so you can read the original claim in context.

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