"If I had to recommend just one of these books for organizations wanting to thinkthrough, plan, implement and measure change in this area, this would be the one"-John Elkington, The IndependentImprove your public image and make sound cost savings by achieving environmentalstandards. This completely updated book covers the new ISO 14001 and BS7750. It focuses onauditing, planning, implementing and maintaining your environmental standards.

Achieving Environmental Standards

Business & Money

Gould, Richard

Gilbert, Mike

Economics

Ft Pr

A psychologist and expert in corporate human resources management explains why outstanding job performance is not enough; which situations can put you on a collision course with superiors; how to recover from the trauma of being fired; what bosses can do to avoid firing good people; and more. Book included.

Sacked!: Why Good People Get Fired and How to Avoid It (Wiley Sound Business Cassettebooks)

John Wiley&Sons, Inc.

Helps every manager and professional understand and deal with a pervasive business reality most of us regard as inconceivable--until it happens. Explains the situations most apt to lead a manager down a collision course with superiors and shows why managers who get fired almost never recognize the danger they're in until it's too late. Sacked! shows how to anticipate trouble and take positive steps to solve the problem--whether it's a personality clash, conflicting strategies or ideals, or differing views of the manager's role. Gives managers 16 steps for taking control of their work and work relationships and a special chapter on creative solutions and alternatives to firing good talent.

Sacked! - Why Good People Get Fired and How to Avoid It

Job Hunting & Careers

wiley

This book is about the Aborigines of Western Australia. Accompanied by his wife, Dr. Richard A. Gould, an anthropologist, spent over a year in the Gibson Desert living with a family of Aborigines. With skill and sensitivity, he draws a deeply personal and finely detailed picture of the people he came to understand and respect. Illustrated with photographs and drawings.

Yiwara Foragers of the Australian Desert

Simon Schuster Trade

Using practical activities and detailed examples to show how project management can be used effectively in the workplace, this self-study workbook is packed with step-by-step advice that will help managers to achieve their goals with greater ease. Complete with project management templates, guidance on using effective techniques and developmental exercises to build skills, the workbook shows how managers can: set specifications and objectives, improve progress monitoring, recognize achievements and ensure the completion of projects.

Practical Project Management: Self-Study Workbook (The Self-Study Workbooks Series)

Management & Leadership

Kogan Page, Ltd.

Written by Dick Gould, the most successful coach in the history of intercollegiate tennis, this text provides students with the same proven step-by-step instruction Gould uses in his tennis classes at Stanford. The instruction is useful to players of all levels, and is reinforced by hundreds of photos.

Tennis Anyone?

Sports & Outdoors

Racket Sports

Mayfield Publishing Company

Hispanic leader Richard Castro wasn't above a good street fight. Denver police beat him bloody during a 1960's confrontation, and political rivals later shot him and bombed his home. But he emerged from the early struggles of Denver's Hispanic movement - El Movimiento - to become one of Colorado's most important political figures. During his ten years as a state representative and, later, as a key ally of Denver mayor Federico Peña, Castro personified the Hispanic community's newfound political power. The Life and Times of Richard Castro traces Castro's path from the streets of west Denver to the chambers of the state capitol. It also traces a community's coming of age - an event that transformed politics and society in Colorado and throughout the West. Published by the Colorado Historical Society

The Life and Times of Richard Castro: Bridging a Cultural Divide (Colorado History)

Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

Colorado Historical Society

Refusal to Submit reflects on the personal sacrifices necessary to make political change. Author Richard Gould documents the Draft Resistance Movement and a young man’s coming of age during the Vietnam War. He details his decision to refuse to be drafted into the U.S. army and the events that follow—his arrest, trial, and eventual imprisonment in a federal prison in Safford, Arizona. As his story unfolds, the origins of the war and his reasons for opposing it emerge, placing his prison experience within the larger framework of the historical events occurring on a national and global scale. Structured as letters to his college-age children, he aims not only to document the confusion, anger, and atrocities of the Viet Nam era, but also to pass the history of resistance on to the next generation of young activists and critical thinkers. The letter format carries the story forward, stitching together historical events and personal experience, becoming an invitation to anyone faced with moral decisions about national policy in our modern times.

Refusal to Submit: Roots of the Vietnam War and a Young Man's Draft Resistance

Susan Kaplan

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