1988
DOI: 10.1080/10570318809389638
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“…Of the Fortune 1000 companies, 70% have offered some form of EP programs (Dumaine, 1994). But only 33% to 68% of employees participated or were interested in participation (Norris & Cox, 1987;Rogers & Freeman, 1995;Stohl & Jennings, 1988;Verma & McKerzie, 1987;Zahra & Lundstrom, 1984). According to Allen and Lucero (1997), Employee participation rates depend on employee selfselection into the process.…”
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“…Of the Fortune 1000 companies, 70% have offered some form of EP programs (Dumaine, 1994). But only 33% to 68% of employees participated or were interested in participation (Norris & Cox, 1987;Rogers & Freeman, 1995;Stohl & Jennings, 1988;Verma & McKerzie, 1987;Zahra & Lundstrom, 1984). According to Allen and Lucero (1997), Employee participation rates depend on employee selfselection into the process.…”
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“…Autores consultados: (Ishikawa, K., 1985;Barrick, M. y Alexander, R., 1987;Stohl, C., 1987;Greenbaum, H.;Kaplan, I. y Metlay, W., 1988;Griffin, R., 1988;Li-Ping, T.;Tollison, P. y Whiteside, H., 1988;Steel, R. y Lloyd, R., 1988;Stohl, C. y Jennings, K., 1988;Buch, K. y Spangler, R., 1990;Hermel, P., 1990;Armstrong, M., 1991;Lawler, E. E., 1991;Barrick, M. y Alexander, R., 1992;Wilkinson, A.;Marchington, M.;Ackers, P. y otros, 1992;Peiró Silla, J. M. y González Romá, V., 1993;Quintanilla Pardo, I. y Bonavía Martín, T., 1993;Juran, J. M., 1994;Mohrman, S. A. y Ledford, G. E., 1995;Merli, G., 1995).…”
Section: Círculos De Calidadunclassified
“…Los sistemas de sugerencias tipo círculos de calidad o similares han alcanzado una gran popularidad debido a que los mandos consideran que permiten obtener las ventajas de la implicación del trabajador sin modificar los supuestos tradicionales de la gestión (Stohl, C. y Jennings, K., 1988).…”
Section: La Participación Y Los Mandos De La Empresaunclassified
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