Employee involvement and total quality management : practices and results in Fortune 1000 companies
- Title
- Employee involvement and total quality management : practices and results in Fortune 1000 companies / Edward E. Lawler III, Susan Albers Mohrman, Gerald E. Ledford, Jr.
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- San Francisco : Jossey-Bass, ©1992.
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- Description
- xx, 157 pages : illustrations; 28 cm.
- Summary
- Based on a 1990 follow-up survey of the 1000 largest companies. Provides a benchmark of the degree to which employee involvement practices are actually used by U.S. corporations, and shows the rate of increase or decrease in the use of employee involvement from 1987 to 1990. Focuses on Total Quality Management (TQM) programmes and employee involvement programmes.
- Series statement
- The Jossey-Bass management series
- Uniform title
- Jossey-Bass management series
- Subject
- Industrial management > Employee participation > United States
- Total quality management > United States
- Total quality management
- Corporate culture
- Personnel management
- Industry > organization & administration > United States
- Total Quality Management > United States
- Organizational Culture > United States
- Personnel Management > United States
- Industry > organization & administration
- Total Quality Management
- Organizational Culture
- Personnel Management
- Personnel management
- Corporate culture
- Industrial management > Employee participation
- Total quality management
- Medezeggenschap
- workers participation
- codetermination
- total quality management
- quality control
- quality standard
- management technique
- production management
- operational management
- service sector
- industrial enterprise
- survey
- information dissemination
- profit sharing
- wage incentive
- workers stock ownership
- decision making
- personnel policy
- organization development
- trade union attitude
- competitiveness
- quality of working life
- future
- questionnaire
- statistical table
- Corporations > United States
- Management > Employee participation > United States
- participation des travailleurs
- cogestion
- gestion de la qualité totale
- contrôle de qualité
- norme de qualité
- technique de gestion
- gestion de la production
- conduite des opérations
- secteur tertiaire
- entreprise industrielle
- enquête
- diffusion de l'information
- participation aux bénéfices
- prime de salaire
- actionnariat ouvrier
- prise de décision
- politique de personnel
- développement de l'organisation
- attitude syndicale
- compétitivité
- qualité de la vie de travail
- futur
- tableau statistique
- participación de los trabajadores
- cogestión
- administración general de la calidad
- control de calidad
- norma de calidad
- técnica administrativa
- administración de la producción
- dirección operativa
- sector terciario
- empresa industrial
- encuesta
- difusión de la información
- participación en los beneficios
- incentivo en metálico
- participación obrera por acciones
- toma de decisiones
- política de personal
- desarrollo de la organización
- actitud sindical
- competitividad
- calidad de la vida de trabajo
- futuro
- cuestionario
- cuadros estadísticos
- United States
- USA
- Etats-Unis
- Estados Unidos
- Genre/Form
- bibliography.
- glossary.
- graph.
- bibliographie.
- glossaire.
- graphique.
- bibliografía.
- glosario.
- gráfico.
- Contents
- Introduction: Analyzing the Results of Employee Involvement -- pt. 1. Adoption of Employee Involvement Practices. Sect. 1. Reasons for Starting Involvement Efforts. Sect. 2. Sharing Information. Sect. 3. Increasing Knowledge. Sect. 4. Rewarding Performance. Sect. 5. Redistributing Power. Sect. 6. Patterns of Information, Knowledge, Rewards, and Power -- pt. 2. The Structure of Employee Involvement Programs. Sect. 7. Approaches to Employee Involvement Efforts. Sect. 8. Personnel Policies and Practices Facilitating Employee Involvement. Sect. 9. Implementing Employee Involvement: Facilitators and Barriers -- pt. 3. Results of Employee Involvement Programs. Sect. 10. Success of Reward System Programs. Sect. 11. Success of Power-Sharing Programs. Sect. 12. Results of Employee Involvement Programs -- pt. 4. Who Adopts Employee Involvement Programs? Sect. 13. Organizational Characteristics of the Adopters. Sect. 14. Unionization and Employee Involvement. Sect. 15. Competitive Conditions -- pt. 5. Total Quality Management Programs. Sect. 16. Adoption of Total Quality Programs and Practices. Sect. 17. Organizations That Implement Total Quality. Sect. 18. Relationships Between Employee Involvement and Total Quality. Sect. 19. The Impact of Total Quality Management Programs -- pt. 6. Employee Involvement in the Future. Sect. 20. Plans for Adopting Employee Involvement Practices. Sect. 21. Changes and Future Directions -- Resource A. The Questionnaire -- Resource C. Construction and Calculation of Index Scores.
- Owning institution
- Princeton University Library
- Bibliography (note)
- Includes bibliographical references (p. 155-157).