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            Issue
December 1, 2008
            Cover Story
Rewarding the Performers
By Paul Gallagher
Rewarding the Performers | Human Resource Executive Online Reward programs are powerful tools in creating and keeping talent, but an exclusive recalibration of Fortune magazine's "Most Admired Companies" list shows total rewards isn't all about money. MORE

            Features
Forward Focus:Take Two
By Anne Freedman, David Shadovitz and Kristen B. Frasch
Forward Focus: Take Two | Human Resource Executive Online Our coverage of the 2008 HR Technology® Conference continues, with a recap of the closing keynote and a panel on talent management. MORE
Also: HR Technology Briefs

Less is Sometimes Best
By Mark Rowh
Less is Sometimes Best | Human Resource Executive Online HR experts and practitioners tout the merits of restructuring work with fewer managers as a way to embrace today's new breed of employee. A flexible approach that emphasizes end-to-end processes may work better than a more narrow management approach. MORE
Also: Tips for Success
Also: Seven Factors to Consider

Talent Tryout
By Michael O'Brien
Talent Tryout | Human Resource Executive Online Join me in the hot seat as I describe what it feels like to go through a "Year in a Day" executive assessment. MORE
Also: My Day in the Hot Seat

The Science Ceiling
By Lois Levine
The Science Ceiling | Human Resource Executive Online Women have been leaving the science, engineering and technology fields in alarming numbers. What are companies doing about it? MORE

            Special Focus
Preserving the Nest Egg
By Paul Gallagher
Preserving the Nest Egg | Human Resource Executive Online Financial planners say they have been fielding a noticeable increase in calls from 401(k) participants seeking loans or hardship withdrawals from their plans, or just plain reassurance. Education and communication can help soothe panicky 401(k) participants. MORE

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