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The Thrift Library Catalog can be accessed from the library's Homepage by selecting the box labeled catalog. The search box provides one-stop searching for books, ebooks, articles, and more. Once signed in, users are able to renew items, request physical materials from other PASCAL libraries, and save searches.
Scroll down on the catalog's front page to view video introductions to searching with the catalog.
The catalog is a great place to start, but is still important that users conduct searches in discipline-specific databases. The catalog and individual databases will provide different sources with the same query. Additionally, there are a few databases that are not indexed in the catalog.
Thrift Library has a new AI-powered research tool called Research Assistant. Users can access the beta version of Research Assistant through the top menu on the library catalog.

The Research Assistant uses natural language queries -- this means that you can search using a question like you may when using search engines like Google.
After you enter your research question the Research Assistant will locate the top five most relevant scholarly sources that it has access to and provide a overview of the topic. Research Assistant is searching all of the material that it has access to, which may or may not be content that Thrift Library subscribes to.
Learn more about Research Assistant by watching the tutorial on the front page of the catalog.
Tip: To view databases by discipline, use the Group By: Category function.
Students can locate recent case studies in databases that the library subscribes to by filtering the advanced search results by publication type and publication date.
Anderson University students have access to the Mometrix eLibrary SHRM-CP Exam test prep materials. The available materials include:
SHRM's "All Things Work" podcast offers a weekly exploration of human resources strategies and insights, featuring perspectives from experienced professionals in the field. The content covers current business challenges through multiple formats including newsletters, videos, podcasts, and detailed articles. These resources provide information and analysis to help HR practitioners adapt to changing workplace demands.
Once you save an article, book, webpage, etc. to Zotero it will generate citations in the style guide of your choice. It also does so much more! With Zotero, you can...
Zotero is a desktop app that also has a web library for when you need to access your library away from your primary computer.
Zotero also offers browser connectors that enables users to save sources with a single click.
More information about reference management as well as other available tools can be found in LibraryDIY under Citation Tools.

Title 41 Labor & Employment
CHAPTER 10 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, LICENSING AND REGULATION
Includes most of the basic resources you would need to write an employee handbook. Some free. Some not. Note that the library has several NOLO publications, both in print and online.
A great variety of articles on Human Resource Management, but you might do better with an article search using OneSearch. Since this is international in scope, you may wish to click on the USA link.
Really big with lots of links. Use the search box for your topic or the
A one page summary with links to additional information. The summary gives you an idea of the boundaries of your topic and how the government subdivides labor law into categories.
With drop downs for both employees and employers - and other aspects as well.
Statutes that ensure non-discrimination in employment are generally enforced by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).
The Taft-Hartley Act regulates a wide range of employer-employee conduct and is administered by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB).
This Guide describes the major statutes and regulations administered by the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) that affect businesses and workers.
The Guide is designed mainly for those needing "hands-on" information to develop wage, benefit, safety and health, and nondiscrimination policies for businesses.
Ensures compliance with the Rehabilitation Act by federal contractors.
Links to wide variety of topics.