Each annotation should begin with a complete APA 7th edition citation and be followed by one to two paragraphs describing the article, including its purpose, methodology, and findings

Introduction to the Assignment

Each annotation should begin with a complete APA 7th edition citation and be followed by one to two paragraphs describing the article, including its purpose, methodology, and findings. Each annotated bibliography should have a word count between 150-175 words. Students must utilize seven (7) peer-reviewed articles for this assignment. The peer-reviewed articles should be based on your selected topic of interest from the list below. The assignment must be submitted as an MS Word document. 

Assignment 2 Directions

Select one of the topics presented below.  Find seven current (last 5 to 7 years) scholarly, peer-reviewed articles related to the topic you selected for your assignment and add them to your Annotated Bibliography.  This means you will be reviewing and annotating seven articles in total.   

Select only one of the following topics: 

• Workforce Planning
• Interviewing, Hiring, and Onboarding
• Employee Engagement and Retention
• Recognition Programs in the Workplace
• Employee Benefits
• Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

Format the seven entries in alphabetical order. You will need first to introduce the topic you selected in one to two paragraphs. Then, you will present the annotated bibliography for each article by providing the complete APA citation, followed by a paragraph or two describing the article, including its purpose, methodology, and findings. Each annotation needs to have between 150-175 words and will follow this pattern: 

APA reference citation goes here.  

The annotated bibliographic reference starts here and is one or two paragraphs long, with 150-175 words in total. Each paragraph must contain five to six academic sentences.

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