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Volume IV (March 2003 - 2004)    
Issue 26: Attracting and Retaining Employees Through Voluntary Benefits Offerings Issue 17: Guest Author Peter Loomis on the Four Roles of Human Resources Issue 8: Effectively Using Employees' Opinions to Shape HR Strategy
Issue 25: Employee Internet Use Pitfalls You Should Avoid Issue 16: You Asked What?! Tips for Legally Compliant Interviews Issue 7: Using Former Employees' Opinions Effectively When Designing HR Programs
Issue 24: What You Need to Know About Employment at Will Issue 15: Alternative Work Schedules - What's Their ROI? Issue 6: Using Employee Opinions Effectively When Designing HR Programs
Issue 23: Can Your Employees Legally Opt Out of Single Healthcare Coverage? Issue 14: Effectively Countering Workplace Violence Issue 5: Readers Ask
Issue 22: Should Exempt Employees Receive Overtime Payments? Issue 13: And the Magic Numbers Are... 2004 Merit Budget Projections Issue 4: The Return of Comparable Worth
Issue 21: Looking Back, Looking Forward: Perspectives on HR After 20 Years in the Field - the 1990s Issue 12: Pain Free Job Descriptions in Under a Year are Possible Issue 3: Current Legislative Activity on Paid Family Medical Leave
Issue 20: Looking Back, Looking Forward: Perspectives on HR After 20 Years in the Field - the 1980s Issue 11: Overtime Out of Control? Effective Strategies You Can Use to Manage these Costs Issue 2: Is a Minimum Wage Increase in Your Organization's Future?
Issue 19: Are My Non-Exempt Positions Still Non-Exempt? Proposed FLSA Changes You Need to Know Issue 10: Emerging HR Technology You Need to Explore Issue 1: Pending HR Legislation You Need to Know
Issue 18: Is Your HR Department Adequately Staffed? An Analysis of HR Staffing Ratios Issue 9: Public Sector Takes its Cue from the Private Sector