Word: humaneness
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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WANTED: A HUMAN TOUCH...
...they should think about that stuff or find someone who will. "A lot of CEOs are beginning to realize that the human-resources expert may be the most important person to hire when they grow from five people to 20," says Andrew Rasiej, founder and CEO of Digital Club Network, a music site that webcasts live concerts...
...good human-resources manager can also help fix problems like high employee turnover. In today's supertight labor market, where frequent job hopping no longer raises an eyebrow and stock options are passed around like punch, it's tough holding on to new hires, says Lorie Nevares, founder of StateScape, an online legislative and regulatory information service. Most people who come to work for StateScape are in their 20s. For them, Nevares says, "the job market is like Candyland." She adds, "They find out they can get big money somewhere else, and if a chance comes to jump, they...
Nevares hired a human-resources manager when her staff had grown to 15, and she finds the position is essential to making sure everything possible is being done to keep employees happy. "My HR person is great, and the young workers really relate to her, like a housemother," Nevares says. "It's a big relief...
...Justice Department officials want Lazaro to agree to that demand. But he said, "I won't cooperate." Neither will his media-savvy daughter Marisleysis, 21, who tearily portrays herself as Elian's new mom. And no one at Justice seems to have a clue about how to break a "human chain" of thousands of angry exiles--who practiced the resistance tactic last week--and pluck Elian from Lazaro's home without setting Miami ablaze in violent protests...