Personnel

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Personnel

Human resources

Personnel evaluation Personnel management Personnel placement Personnel promotion Personnel recruitment Personnel selection Personnel supply Personnel termination Personnel training

Personnel issues

Affirmative action Employability Job applicant attitudes Reemployment Redundancy Retirement Teams Work (attitudes toward) Working conditions Working men Working women

Personnel is a broad term applied to the wide range of people who are employed and managed across the economy. Organizations of any size require additional staff to provide personnel management of their human resources.

Personnel groups

Psychologists have studied a broad range of occupational groups. These would include:

• Artists
  • Musicians
  • Writers
• Business and industrial personnel
  • Architects
  • Blue collar workers
  • Industrial psychologists
  • Sales personnel
  • Secretarial personnel
  • Service personnel
  • Skilled industrial workers
  • Technical personnel
  • White collar workers
• Disabled personnel
  • Impaired professionals
• Education personnel
  • Educational psychologists
  • School administrators
  • School counselors
  • School nurses
  • Teachers
• Government personnel
  • Agricultural extension workers
  • Firefighters
  • Law enforcement personnel
  • Military personnel
  • Police personnel
  • Public health service nurses

Personnel

Human resources

Employee absenteeism Employee assistance programs Employee attitudes Employee benefits Employee characteristics Employee efficiency Employee health insurance Employee interaction Employee leave benefits Employee motivation Employee pension plans Employee productivity Employee skills Employee termination Employee turnover Employment discrimination Employment history Employment status Labour management relations Job applicant interviews Job involvement Job knowledge Job performance Personnel evaluation Personnel recruitment Personnel selection

• Health personnel
  • Dentists
  • Military medical personnel
  • Nurses
  • Occupational therapists
  • Optometrists
  • Medical personnel
  • Mental health personnel
    • Counselors
    • Clinical psychologists
    • Psychiatric hospital staff
    • Psychiatric nurses
    • Psychiatric social workers
    • Psychiatrists
  • Pharmacists
  • Physical therapists
  • Physicians
  • Psychotherapists
  • Social workers
• Hypnotists
• Legal personnel
  • Attorneys
  • Judges
• Nonprofessional personnel
  • Agricultural workers
  • Child care workers
  • Domestic service personnel
• Paraprofessional personnel
  • Home care personnel
  • Paramedical personnel
  • Teacher aides
• Professional personnel
  • Aerospace personnel
  • Anthropologists
  • Engineers
  • Information specialists
  • Journalists
  • Legal personnel
  • Mathematicians
  • Physicists
  • Scientists
  • Sociologists
• Psychologists
• Religious personnel
  • Clergy
  • Evangelists
  • Lay religious personnel
  • Missionairies
  • Nuns
  • Seminarians
• Technical service personnel
  • Service personnel
  • Technical personnel
• Volunteer personnel
  • National guardsmen
  • ROTC students
  • Volunteer civilian personnel
  • Volunteer military personnel

See also

• Labor union members
• Unemployment