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Preparing Managers for Industry: The Role of Hospitality Management Education

International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management, 1990
Management education, training and development is a key issue for the British economy which has, by international standards, an undereducated, underqualified and undertrained workforce. However, the varied nature of managerial work reduces the value of prescriptive approaches to management education.
Paul R. Gamble, Sally Messenger
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An Industry Health Management Program

The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 1979
An employee fitness program helped reduce some coronary risk factors, but this is only one measure of success. The author says that long-term changes in diet and exercise habits are the real challenge.
R E, Dedmon, J W, Gander, M P, O'connor, A C, Paschke   +3 more
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Smart Industry – Better Management

2022
The ebook edition of this title is Open Access and freely available to read online. Smart industry requires better management. As industrial and production systems are future-proofed, becoming smart and interconnected through use of new manufacturing and product technologies, work is advancing on improving product needs, volume, timing, resource ...
Bondarouk, Tanya, Olivas-Lujan, Miguel R.   +1 more
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Managing the Medical–Industrial Complex

New England Journal of Medicine, 1986
Emerging trends toward competition, entrepreneurship, and incorporation within both nonprofit and proprietary health care organizations have been discussed in these pages with increasing frequency....
A L, Hillman, D B, Nash, W L, Kissick, S P, Martin   +3 more
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Industrial Waste Management: The Case of the Tannery Industry

1994
120 000 t/y of dry sludges are produced as a result of the precipitation techniques commonly applied for metals control in the 40 Mm3/y of wastewaters discharged by the tannery industry in Italy. Different approaches for tannery waste management, based on “conservative environmental technologies”, are proposed in the paper, together with a comparative ...
PETRUZZELLI, Domenico, PASSINO R, SANTORI M, TIRAVANTI G.   +3 more
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Public Sector Industrial Relations

The Environment of Public Sector Industrial Relations Unions in the Public Sector Management Organization for Industrial Relations Purposes in the Public Sector Collective Bargaining Coverage and Structure in the Public Sector Bargaining Processes ...
P. B. Beaumont
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Industrial Management & Data Systems

, 2023

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Resource Management in the Petrochemical Industry

Management Science, 1978
The petrochemical industry is a system of chemical processes that convert petroleum and natural gas into chemicals from which plastics, elastomers, and other synthetic materials can be made. As petroleum and natural gas supplies dwindle, this industry must look elsewhere for its raw materials.
Mark A. Stadtherr, Dale F. Rudd
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Industrial Management

Industrial Management, 1970
NINETEEN‐SEVENTY‐ONE is going to be a pretty tough year and the new Government will encounter plenty of hurdles seemingly designed to prevent it getting into full stride. Legacies of the Labour Party's administration, new storm clouds on the horizon—some not so embryonic—and an untried, suspect, machinery to drive the show along at home and abroad ...
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INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT AND OCCUPATIONAL CANCER

Journal of the American Medical Association, 1946
The term "occupational cancer" applies to malignant tumors which originate in persons during the course of and as the result of the regular and usually prolonged exercise of certain occupational activities which entail contact with some exogenous, physical or chemical carcinogenic agent acting in proper intensity.
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