2005
DOI: 10.7146/tfa.v7i4.108514
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Hvor blev medarbejderdeltagelsen i virksomhedernes miljøarbejde af?

Abstract: Selv om forskning har påvist et stort potentiale for organisationsudvikling og miljøforbedringer ved brug af medarbejderressourcen i virksomheder, er de fl este forsøg med deltagelse løbet ud i sandet eller afbrudt, og det synes småt med deltagelsen i dagens virksomheder. Uindfriede forventninger om humanisering af arbejdslivet og mere baeredygtighed i virksomheder gennem deltagelse står uforklarede. Artiklen søger gennem et overblik over forskningserfaringerne og de indvirkende samfundsmaessige vilkår at fork… Show more

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“…The question still remains, however, of managerial privilege vs employees' fight for rights, and this is still the main dividing line between social dialogue and HRM. There is still a difference between collective and individualistic patterns of employee relations, or between employee participation anchored in industrial relation vs employee involvement anchored in HRM practices (Busck, 2005). In the latter case, the managers may choose to involve employees, in the former the employees have a legal or habitual right to participate, and only in this case can we speak of economic democracy.…”
Section: Human Resource Management and Social Dialoguementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The question still remains, however, of managerial privilege vs employees' fight for rights, and this is still the main dividing line between social dialogue and HRM. There is still a difference between collective and individualistic patterns of employee relations, or between employee participation anchored in industrial relation vs employee involvement anchored in HRM practices (Busck, 2005). In the latter case, the managers may choose to involve employees, in the former the employees have a legal or habitual right to participate, and only in this case can we speak of economic democracy.…”
Section: Human Resource Management and Social Dialoguementioning
confidence: 99%