Productivity Industrial Relations And Human Resource Management Football On a
Productivity Industrial Relations And Human Resource Management Football On a
Thomas a Barocci
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2. There is a wide -spread general awareness of the importance of improving labor-management relations, but this awareness is rarely extended specifically to apply to the productivity issue. (All but one firm had some sort of quality circle, but few had any sort of low-level productivity incentive systems). 3. One major constraint on the ability of most of these firms to integrate the issues of productivity and labor relations is the general lack of attention to union and/or employee perspectiv...es, motivations and needs. (Employee surveys were rare or non-existent in almost all of these firms. ) 4. It is perhaps obvious, but no less crucial, that a firm's culture and strategy be oriented toward a positive integration of labor, management and productivity improvement. You really can't play a new game until you establish new rules. Without a clear unoerstanding of what's going on at the level of non-managerial employees, management will have a hard time figuring out how to go about adapting to these changes.
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