An examination of the assumptions and consequences of incentive schemes: illustrated by a case study of change in an engineering works
The reason for wishing to carry out this examination stems mainly from having been introduced to sociology and organisation theory (on the present Post-Graduate Course) after several years of assumption as a production engineer, that engineering production and piecework incentive schemes are insepar...
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Main Author: | R.S. Pratt |
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1966
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Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/2134/36799 |
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