1991
DOI: 10.1108/eb028117
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New Developments in Employee Involvement

Abstract: The subject of employee involvement (El) has become much more central to debates about industrial relations and personnel management over the course of the last decade. Employers, confronted by increasingly competitive product markets and a greater emphasis on quality and customer care, have started to focus attention much more explicitly on attempts to develop and motivate employees, as well as aiming to draw more fully upon employee knowledge and talents. At the same time, developments within the EC — especi… Show more

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“…Participation advanced the process of personal empowerment (Keiffer, 1984). The significance about these methods was that the managerial prerogative had not been challenged by these ideas Marchington et al, 1992;Wilkinson, 1998). Hennestad, B.W.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Participation advanced the process of personal empowerment (Keiffer, 1984). The significance about these methods was that the managerial prerogative had not been challenged by these ideas Marchington et al, 1992;Wilkinson, 1998). Hennestad, B.W.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, unlike an earlier project which found middle managers and supervisors to be a major constraint on employee involvement (Marchington et al, 1992), there seems to have been a general cultural change over the last decade. Employees now expect to have a voice, and both middle and senior managers were more used to and empathetic with such expectations.…”
Section: Potential Outcomes Of Non-union Voicementioning
confidence: 91%
“…Participation advanced the process of personal empowerment (Keiffer, 1984). The significance about these methods was that the managerial prerogative had not been challenged by these ideas Marchington et al, 1992;Wilkinson, 1998 Wilson, (1996) and Ahanotu, N. Duru (1998) portray this atmosphere as: "inform-and-entrust" meaning that the staffs are accorded with maximally possible liberty to speak, disseminate "information and knowledge", and earn knowledge in an organization, like the self-governed teams.…”
Section: Nicholls J (1995) Describes Empowerment As a 'State Of Mindmentioning
confidence: 99%