The Problem of Oversimplification

Rainey, Glenn W.; Wolf, Lawrence J.

doi:10.2307/976275

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1982

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“…10 Any increase in absenteeism under variable work hour systems, we should remember, is highly incongruous since such systems are supposed to reduce the necessity for short-term leave usage and absences due to personal emergencies.…”

Section: Cautionary Evidence From Informal Observationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…As noted elsewhere, flex-time machinery (au tomatic clocks) may not be foolproof methods of assuring accurate attendance records. 17 Ulti mately, all forms of compliance with rules require one of two supports: a willingness to ac cept the rule and abide by it, or a thoroughly effective system for coercing obedience. Lack ing these, no mechanical system can ensure desired performance.…”

Section: Unanticipated Costs Of Implementationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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