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Lazes, Peter – Workplace Topics, 1991
Employee involvement (EI) activities were established by management to create more meaningful work for employees and to make companies more competitive. What is missing is a clear method to link the problems of an organization with the appropriate EI activity. (JOW)
Descriptors: Employer Employee Relationship, Organizational Development, Participative Decision Making, Unions
Anderson, James A. – Training and Development, 1993
Before companies attempt to increase the diversity in their management ranks, it is necessary for them to learn to manage diversity. Managers should have a plan; focus on individual learning, human-relations, motivational, and communication styles; examine organizational culture; and offer diversity training. (JOW)
Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, Cultural Differences, Employer Employee Relationship, Personnel Management
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Stover, Lois T. – ALAN Review, 1993
Discusses adolescents and their experiences with part-time employment. Considers what is known about student work experience and the problems faced. Suggests using books about adolescent work in the classroom. Provides a 15-item annotated bibliography of fictional works concerning adolescent work experiences. (HB)
Descriptors: Adolescent Literature, Adolescents, Childrens Literature, Secondary Education
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Lazarus, Freyda C. – Journal of Cooperative Education, 1992
A survey of 20 cooperative education directors in universities revealed that (1) reflection, meaningful dialog, proactivity, and self-direction enhance workplace learning; (2) workplace learning can result from stressful situations; (3) supervisory relationships influence the learning climate; and (4) instructional design and trainer competence…
Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, Cooperative Education, Higher Education, Staff Development
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Mansfield, Roma Jean – Business Education Forum, 1991
High school students may have technical skills and appear to be confident and mature, but they are young, lack business experience, and need to develop the emotional skills necessary to deal with the world of work. Teachers can help them through the school-to-work transition by making them aware of the realities of the work world. (JOW)
Descriptors: Business Education, Education Work Relationship, Entry Workers, High Schools
Carnevale, Anthony P.; Carnevale, Ellen S. – Training and Development, 1994
Data from a sample of 60,000 trainees shows that school, formal company, informal, and other types of training increased between 1983 and 1991; formal company training showed the biggest gain. Those with more education tend to get more training, females received more training than males, and manufacturing was more training intensive than the…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Industrial Training, Inplant Programs, Tables (Data)
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Ewalt, Patricia L. – Social Work, 1991
Notes that working conditions will have marked influence on employee recruitment to and retention in social work profession. Sees graduates' expectations influenced by ability to exercise professional judgment, increased career orientation of women, frequency of midlife career change, and entry of newcomers from non-Western cultures. (Author/NB)
Descriptors: Human Services, Labor Turnover, Recruitment, Social Workers
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Thompson, Janice M.; And Others – Career Development Quarterly, 1994
Evaluated four diagnostic signs (employment congruence, aspirational congruence, employment coherence, and aspirational coherence) derived from Holland's theory of vocational personalities and occupational environments for their ability to predict personality-environment congruence among 87 employees with special needs. Found that employment…
Descriptors: Congruence (Psychology), Employees, Foreign Countries, Personality Traits
Tarrant, Sharon M. – Training and Development, 1994
One company created a process to fill job vacancies from within through the use of an electronic job-posting system. A computerized skills bank of employees was developed which human resource managers can search for appropriate candidates for job openings. Employees benefit through access to employment opportunities and organizations can maximize…
Descriptors: Employment Opportunities, Information Networks, Job Applicants, Technological Advancement
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Hayflich, Patricia Faith – Journal for Vocational Special Needs Education, 1994
Describes differences between the cultures of the workplace and the school. Discusses what vocational instructors can do to promote cultural learning in the classroom and how they can help students, especially limited English speakers, understand the workplace. (SK)
Descriptors: Acculturation, Cross Cultural Training, Cultural Differences, Limited English Speaking
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Bretz, Robert D., Jr.; Judge, Timothy A. – Journal of Vocational Behavior, 1994
Responses from 873 of 2,189 industrial relations graduates demonstrated that person-organization fit leads to higher levels of job satisfaction and career success measured by salary and job level. Respondents who fit better earned 20% higher salaries, worked at levels 11.6% higher, and reported 15% higher levels of satisfaction. (SK)
Descriptors: Congruence (Psychology), Job Satisfaction, Labor Turnover, Success
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Dorando, S.; And Others – Office Systems Research Journal, 1993
Qualitative observations of groups in Bellcore Group Decisions Support Systems (GDSS) laboratory were analyzed for task type, anonymity, evaluative tone, overall satisfaction with meetings, motivation, and task importance. Results suggest strategies for optimizing either quantity or quality of GDSS meeting results and suggests further research for…
Descriptors: Adults, Computer Oriented Programs, Group Dynamics, Meetings
Romero, Ana Teresa – Labour Education, 1993
Analyzes the practices of multinationals in the sphere of occupational safety and health and poses the question of safety and health and industrial risks in terms of environmental problems. Indicates that the future of safety and health may hinge on the adaptation and implementation of recommendations of International Labour Organisation members.…
Descriptors: Environmental Influences, Global Approach, Occupational Safety and Health, Unions
Waterman, Robert H., Jr.; And Others – Harvard Business Review, 1994
Under the "new" work covenant, employer and employee share responsibility for maintaining and enhancing the individual's employability inside and outside the company. The agreement gives employees the opportunity to develop their employability in exchange for better productivity and a degree of commitment to the company. (JOW)
Descriptors: Career Development, Employer Employee Relationship, Employment Potential, Job Skills
Murk, Peter J. – Training and Development, 1994
Background information about a firm or department should be gathered before designing a training course. Questions to ask include the number of trainees, age, gender, educational and experience levels, and workplace climate. (JOW)
Descriptors: Adult Education, Institutional Characteristics, Needs Assessment, Training
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