111.  Then, TMP sells its service to corporate human resource departments for subscription fees, matching job openings with resumes in its database.

112.  There are plenty of human resource specialists who sell consulting services and products designed to stop the annual plague of poorly done appraisals.

113.  They can also boost productivity, add a certain levity to the office atmosphere and augment job satisfaction, say human resource officials and other experts.

114.  Those continuing at a corporation that has been downsized are now acting and feeling like victims themselves, writes Delorese Ambrose, a human resource specialist and author.

115.  To prevent this, frightened corporate boards have teamed up with feminists dedicated to sexual equality and human resource managers dedicated to harmonious office life to regulate these affairs.

116.  Today, the human resource manager has far greater powers, stemming in part from sexual harassment.

117.  Time off for Christmas is among the most popular, said Norm Berkley, human resource manager.

118.  To fight the trend, he has drafted a language policy and is distributing it free to human resource practitioners across the country.

119.  TRW, which manufactures automobile components, had more employees out than on-site, said Bob Brooks, human resource director.

120.  Twelve years ago, Avanzino said, when Dave Duffield started PeopleSoft to create software for human resource applications, people laughed at that, too.