Tourism Employment
By M. Riley, Adele Ladkin, E. Szivas. 2002
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Introduction: The Concept to the BookPart One: Understanding the Industry 1. Diversity and Planning 2. Attraction and Accessibility 3. Labour Productivity 4. Pay Administration 5. The Nature of Service LabourPart Two: Analysis Some Empirical Studies 6. The Principles of Biographical Analysis 7. Mobility into Tourism 8. Career Analysis and Labour Markets 9. Motivation and Occupational Choice 10. Occupational Classification and Analysis 11. Skill Accumulation Patterns 12.Personal Career StrategiesPart Three: Human Resource Development 13. Human Resource Management 14.Vocational Education and Markets: Tourism Education 15.Planning and Development
Subfields: Management of Technology and Innovation, Sociology and Political Science, Tourism, Leisure and Hospitality Management
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In Management of Technology and Innovation
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