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Human Resource Information Systems: An Overview of Current Ethical and Legal Issues

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  1. Joan C. Hubbard
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  2. Karen A. Forcht
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Hubbard, J.C., Forcht, K.A. & Thomas, D.S. Human Resource Information Systems: An Overview of Current Ethical and Legal Issues. Journal of Business Ethics 17, 1319–1323 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1005735506589

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