Condensed versions of the novels are given with essays describing the social and political setting of each novel

The Kent Family Chronicles Encyclopedia: With Condensations of the John Jakes Novels and Essays About America from 1770 to 1877

Literature & Fiction

Hawkins, Robert

United States

BANTAM BOOKS

Capsules the development of radio broadcasting and suggests ways the aspiring broadcaster might begin a career in radio.

On the Air: Radio Broadcasting (Messner Career Awareness Book)

Children's Books

Education & Reference

Julian Messner

Book by Moses, A. Elfin and Robert O. Hawkins

Counseling Lesbian Women and Gay Men

Self-Help

Moses, Elfin

Glencoe/McGraw-Hill School Pub Co

Wanda Alexandra Landowska (5 July 1879 - 16 August 1959) was a Polish (later a naturalized French citizen) harpsichordist whose performances, teaching, recordings and writings played a large role in reviving the popularity of the harpsichord in the early 20th century. She was the first person to record Johann Sebastian Bach's Goldberg Variations on the harpsichord (1931

Landowska on Music

Restout, Denise

Stein & Day Pub

Pinball Collectors Resource

Mueting Electronics Co

Welcome to the Paris Correctional Facility. Walk to your room. Follow the instructions. Do your time. Change your attitude. Meet Shakeem, a jaded prisoner. Follow Ally, a loyal investigator Observe Bernie, a rude genious. Study Dr. Amir, the man behind it all. Don’t look around. Don’t get any ideas. You’ll be out in no time. But... If you contemplate the inconsistencies, linger on the narrative, object to the obvious, notice the nowt, or educe, you might find yourself corrected.

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Genre Fiction

The Hawkins Enterprise Group

Humans Are Not Robots: Why We All Need Work Flexibility and What Company Leaders Can Do About It

<div>A hopeful vision of the post-covid-19 world of work and society, with practical guidance for how to get there. In this entertaining, thought-provoking, and comprehensive guidebook on work flexibility, Robert Hawkins builds on new and old management theories, case studies, interviews, and his own personal journey from rigidity to flexibility to show leaders how to free hundreds, thousands, millions of people from a way of working thatdoesn't meet expectations for modern life. Humans Are Not Robotsprovides theory and evidence to show the urgent need for flexibility for all and then offers practical guidance on rolling out sustainable and successful (and profitable) flexibility campaigns. Hawkins explores various types of flexibility, including remote work, flexitime, compressed workweeks, and job sharing, as well as those not commonly discussed (reduced hours with full pay, return-to-work internships, flexibility in manufacturing, healthcare, construction). He delves into the science of human needs theory to demonstrate how the traditional nine-to-five workplace creates unsustainable lives and shows that, with even small changes, leaders in any industry can use flexibility to: <ul> <li>Make work a vital and fun part of life again</li> <li>Boost productivity, engagement, and innovation</li> <li>Reduce gender inequality and domestic violence</li> <li>Delay retirement of workers and mitigate the issues of an ageing population</li> <li>Fight obesity and reduce the burden of poor health on individuals and health systems</li> <li>Ensure that people maintain needed skills and relevance in the face of increased automation and uncertainty</li> <li>Impact climate change</li> <li style="list-style: none">and do all of this while increasing profits.</li> </ul> Part philosophical andscientific journey, part how-to guide, Humans are Not Robotsprovides readers a deep-dive into the world of work flexibility to learn how to fully unlock its power. Essential reading for leaders of any organization, the book presents a stark and beautiful vision of what people's lives could be, and the idea that this can be achieved right now.</div>

Business & Money

Business Culture

Maven House

A hopeful vision of the post-covid-19 world of work and society, with practical guidance for how to get there.In this entertaining, thought-provoking, and comprehensive guidebook on work flexibility, Robert Hawkins builds on new and old management theories, case studies, interviews, and his own personal journey from rigidity to flexibility to show leaders how to free hundreds, thousands, millions of people from a way of working that doesn't meet expectations for modern life. Humans Are Not Robots provides theory and evidence to show the urgent need for flexibility for all and then offers practical guidance on rolling out sustainable and successful (and profitable) flexibility campaigns. Hawkins explores various types of flexibility, including remote work, flexitime, compressed workweeks, and job sharing, as well as those not commonly discussed (reduced hours with full pay, return-to-work internships, flexibility in manufacturing, healthcare, construction). He delves into the science of human needs theory to demonstrate how the traditional nine-to-five workplace creates unsustainable lives and shows that, with even small changes, leaders in any industry can use flexibility to: - Make work a vital and fun part of life again - Boost productivity, engagement, and innovation - Reduce gender inequality and domestic violence - Delay retirement of workers and mitigate the issues of an ageing population - Fight obesity and reduce the burden of poor health on individuals and health systems - Ensure that people maintain needed skills and relevance in the face of increased automation and uncertainty - Impact climate change and do all of this while increasing profits. Part philosophical and scientific journey, part how-to guide, Humans are Not Robots provides readers a deep-dive into the world of work flexibility to learn how to fully unlock its power. Essential reading for leaders of any organization, the book presents a stark and beautiful vision of what people's lives could be, and the idea that this can be achieved right now.

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Books by Hawkins, Robert

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The Kent Family Chronicles Encyclopedia: With Condensations of the John Jakes Novels and Essays About America from 1770 to 1877

On the Air: Radio Broadcasting (Messner Career Awareness Book)

Counseling Lesbian Women and Gay Men

Landowska on Music

Pinball Collectors Resource

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Humans Are Not Robots: Why We All Need Work Flexibility and What Company Leaders Can Do About It

Humans Are Not Robots: Why We All Need Work Flexibility and What Company Leaders Can Do About It