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AMA in the News—2000
December
28, 2000:The Los Angeles Times—“Companies
turning cool to telecommuting trend”—AMA’s
recent survey findings about the telecommuting issue are cited.
December 24, 2000:The
Chicago Tribune—“The staffing situation“—AMA’s
findings regarding the US firms’ staffing situation are
quoted.
December 5, 2000:
Toronto Globe & Mail—“A solitary
obsession that can ruin a life”—Includes AMA’s
comments on the monitoring of workers’ Internet use.
Oct. 11, 2000:The
New York Times—“Management: A Start-up's
Hiring Attracts Unwanted Attention“—refers to statistics
on contract workers from AMA's contingent worker study.
Oct. 4, 2000: The
New York Times—“Desperately Seeking Skilled
Applicants”— “Trends“ feature on front pge
of “Workplace“ section is devoted solely to AMA job
skills research with comments from Eric Greenberg.
Sept. 27, 2000: The
New York Times—“Punching Around-The-Clock
Time Clocks” includes AMA research on electronic surveillance
in lead story of “ Workplace“ section.
Aug. 14, 2000:Time
Magazine—“Cyberveillance”—AMA
research involving employer monitoring activities and dismissing
of employees as a result was cited in the “Time Select/Global
Business” section.
Aug.
8, 2000:The Wall Street Journal—Results
of AMA’s electronic monitoring survey were cited in the
page 1 “Work Week” column.
Aug. 8, 2000:USA
Today—“Test? Forget the test—you’re
hired”—AMA research regarding AMA’s survey
on psychological testing of employees was featured in the
“Money” section along with comments from Eric Greenberg
(AMA’s director of management studies).
Aug. 7, 2000:USA
Today—“Web sites may ask permission,
but your boss doesn’t have to”—AMA research
regarding electronic monitoring was cited in the “Life”
section.
July 28, 2000:CNNFN—Street Sweep—AMA’s
new research regarding electronic monitoring and surveillance
of employees was featured along with a quote from AMA’s
Ellen Bayer.
July 28, 2000: MSNBC:
The News with Brian Williams—AMA’s survey
regarding electronic monitoring was referenced in this national
news broadcast.
July 24, 2000: New
York Times—“Renewed Corporate Wanderlust
Puts a Quiet Brake on Salaries and Prices”—Front-page
article incorporates AMA’s research regarding new business
trends and a quote from Eric Greenberg.
July 21, 2000: ABC
News—“Spying or Security?”—AMA
research regarding electronic monitoring of employees’
e-mail and Internet use was cited in this news broadcast.
July
20, 2000: Newstand: CNN Cable Network—Extensive
AMA research regarding electronic monitoring was mentioned
along with comments from Eric Greenberg regarding employees’
privacy rights.
July
13, 2000: MSNBC:Napoli
on the Net—AMA research regarding electronic
surveillance of employees was the springboard for a full report
and commentary.
July 13, 2000:NBC: The Today Show—Louise
Maltby, president of the National Workrights Institute, referenced
AMA’s electronic monitoring research in her nationally
televised interview.
July 10, 2000:Business
Week—“Someone to Watch Over You”—AMA’s
electronic monitoring survey was featured, along with a separate
box highlighting results.
June 28, 2000:USA Today—“Firms Crack Down on E-mail.”—Extensive
AMA research on monitoring workers' electronic communications
was incorporated in a feature article in the “Money”
section.
June 12, 2000:Fortune Magazine—“Young
Boss, Talented Oldies and How to Motivate Them”—The
AMACOM book Generations at Work: Managing the Clash of
Veterans, Boomers, Xers, and Nexters in Your Workplace
by Ron Zemke, Claire Raines, and Bob Filipczak was reviewed
and strongly recommended as a guide to tackling the problem
of hiring and managing people twice one’s age.
June 7, 2000:WABC-TV New York: Eyewitness News—“Business
with Anderson Cooper”—AMA research regarding corporations
having trouble obtaining qualified workers was a keystone
of this primetime news special report.
June 7, 2000:
CNN Headline News—AMA
research regarding corporations’ view that many job applicants
lack basic math, reading, and writing skills was a highlight
of their headline news report.
May 28, 2000:The New York Times—“Will
Managers Relate to This Gripping Tale?”—An up-close
and personal look at author Dennis Perkins and his compelling
new AMACOM book Leading at the Edge which was also
extensively reviewed in the “Book Value” section.
May 23, 2000:Yahoo! Finance-Business Wire—“AMA
Launches New Customer-Driven Assessment Tool”—Coverage
of the launch of a3, AMA’s new Alignment Assessment system,
a fast-paced customized tool, which allows organizations to
evaluate their staffing and structure in as little as 25 days.
May 15, 2000:
informationweek.com—“More
Companies Keep Eye on Employees’ Messages”—New
AMA research regarding corporate surveillance of employees’
electronic communications was cited, along with a bar graph
displaying the different methods companies employ to monitor
their workers.
May 8, 2000:
TIME Magazine—“Workplace
Monitoring”—New AMA research regarding the increase
of employers’ surveillance of employees’ electronic
communications was displayed in chart form.
April 5, 2000:The
Financial Times—“Avenue of the Americas—Sand
castles and ice-cream”—The kid-inspired, highly acclaimed
AMACOM book Peanut Butter and Jelly Management by Chris
and Reina Komisarjevsky was reviewed and favorably recommended.
April 2000:American
Way—“PB & J Managing”—An
in-depth look at author Chris Komisarjevsky with his book
Peanut Butter and Jelly Management (AMACOM) reviewed favorably.
March 27, 2000:The Industry
Standard—“Navigating the Vendor Maze”—This
article adapted from Peter S. Cohan’s AMACOM best seller e-Profit:
High Payoff Strategies for Capturing the E-Commerce Edge ran in the
“Net Returns” section.
March 27, 2000:USA Today—“Poll:
More Workers Value E-mail, Voice-Mail Privacy”—New groundbreaking
AMA research regarding electronic monitoring was cited.
March 6, 2000: The
Wall Street Journal—“Reality Bytes”—New
AMA research regarding the current e-business strategies and
activities of U.S. companies was cited and graphed in a 3-column,
top-of-page-3 chart.
February 16, 2000:The
New York Times—“Who's the Boss? Who’s a Worker?”—AMA
research regarding training for telecommuting was cited.
February 2000:Association
Management—“The Art of Outsourcing”—The
AMACOM book Strategic Outsourcing by Maurice F. Greaver was discussed
and referred to as “one of the very best publications providing guidelines
useful to associations.”
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