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2010
Abstract This article defines direct participation and considers the context in which participation has changed over time. It is concerned with clarifying what is meant by different participation schemes. The article also evaluates the extent to which various practices allow workers to have a say in organizational decisions.
Wilkinson, A, Dundon, T
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Abstract This article defines direct participation and considers the context in which participation has changed over time. It is concerned with clarifying what is meant by different participation schemes. The article also evaluates the extent to which various practices allow workers to have a say in organizational decisions.
Wilkinson, A, Dundon, T
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Employee Participation Programs
Management Report for Nonunion Organizations, 2018Many organizations believe it is not in their best interest to foster traditional hierarchical or adversarial relationships with their employees, whether those employees are organized or not. They view employee engagement as critical to increasing organizational effectiveness, attracting and retaining the talent the organization needs to compete and ...
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Shelf SEs and Employee Participation
European Company Law, 2010The SE Directive provides some rules on employee participation after the formation of an SE. In this contribution, Roelofs describes the role of employees when a shelf SE is activated and when it employs employees.
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Employees Financial Participation
2015This chapter focuses on the potential opportunities and challenges given to firms that implement broad-based employee financial participation (EFP) arrangements. The primary rationale for such arrangements is to improve firm performance through the aligning of employee objectives with those of the firm.
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Employee involvement and participation
1998It is 8 a.m. and the start of another shift in the press shop at the Nissan car plant in Sunderland, Tyne and Wear. The supervisor and the twenty men (comprising two teams, each with a team leader) leave the meeting room where they have been chatting and reading newspapers prior to the shift commencing, and go out onto the shopfloor. They congregate in
Paul Blyton, Peter Turnbull
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Employee participation and productivity
Labour Economics, 2004Abstract This paper measures the productivity impact of shop-floor employee involvement. On the basis of a representative German establishment data set, the study finds that the introduction of teamwork and autonomous work groups, and a reduction of hierarchies in 1996/1997 significantly increased average establishment productivity in 1997–2000.
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Employee Participation in Sweden
Employee Relations, 1979Sweden is a large country with a rather small population. It has about 8 million inhabitants. The country is a constitutional monarchy with a Parliament consisting of 349 members, all directly elected by the people for three‐year terms.
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Work, Employment & Society, 1993 Communications and Employee Participation
1994The way forward is to run your business mainly on trust, not to police them [employees].
John Bratton, Jeffrey Gold
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