International Review of Industrial and Organizational Psychology 2004 2003
DOI: 10.1002/0470013311.ch1
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Empowerment and Performance

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“…Using the terminology of Wall, Wood, and Leach (2004), high-involvement management thus entails two dimensions: role-involvement management, which concentrates on an employee's core job, and organizational-involvement management, which involves workers participating in decision making-beyond the narrow confines of the job-in the wider organization. Role-involvement management, also known as empowerment or enriched job design, is an approach to the design of high-quality jobs that allows employees an element of discretion and flexibility over the execution and management of their primary tasks.…”
Section: High-involvement Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Using the terminology of Wall, Wood, and Leach (2004), high-involvement management thus entails two dimensions: role-involvement management, which concentrates on an employee's core job, and organizational-involvement management, which involves workers participating in decision making-beyond the narrow confines of the job-in the wider organization. Role-involvement management, also known as empowerment or enriched job design, is an approach to the design of high-quality jobs that allows employees an element of discretion and flexibility over the execution and management of their primary tasks.…”
Section: High-involvement Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Extending beyond the conscious job redesign associated with job enrichment, the role involvement (Wall, Wood and Leach, 2004) associated with the high performance work system includes all cases where jobs are structured with some level of non-routine tasks and job discretion. Accordingly, we use the term "enriched jobs" if employees have a degree of variety and autonomy over their role.…”
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“…Para tal é necessário um aumento da autonomia dos colaboradores no desempenho das suas funções, bem como um maior envolvimento na tomada de decisões na organização. O empowerment surge-nos assim como a ferramenta de gestão indicada para desenvolver este processo (Wall, Wood, & Leach, 2004).…”
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