Microsoft Word - paper 07-2007.doc

networks as the wave of the future. Social network analysis shows us where the connections are among employees: who are the connectors, who are the choking points and who are the lurkers. It also allows us to [...] identify the knowledge gaps and redundancies and how to make changes by retraining the redundant employees to fill gaps.”6 (Experte Politik) Mensch und Organisation (people, processes, procedures) werden …

Jacqueline, Ian Kessler (2002): Exploring reciprocity through the lens of the psychological contract: Employee and employer perspectives; in: European Journal of Work and Organizational Psychology, 11, 69-86 [...] Discussion Paper, No. 1/2006 Hiltrop, Jean M. (1996): Managing the changing psychological contract; in: Employee Relations, 18, 36-49 Hinz, Thomas, Hermann Gartner (2005): Geschlechtsspezifi sche Lohnunterschiede …

International Planning Studies

margins, recurring costs like electricity, material technologies, repairs, maintenance, and paying employees. These practices improved spatial access to water but were limited in terms of quality and cost [...] podcast workshop was co-developed by researchers, local civil society actors, and administrative employees and deployed in a research infrastructure based on real-world labs. We show how the online podcast …

it in Organisationen. Mün- chen/Mering, 49-75 Hackman, J. Richard, Edward E. Lawler III (1971): Employee Reactions to Job Characteristics; in: Journal of Applied Psychology 55, 259-286 Hackman, J. Richard …

sfb_bericht06006.dvi

costs see [10, 12]). Relevant information provided by ProC/Bare the exact usage of resources (e.g. employees, capacities, and assets) involved in a certain business process or its subprocesses and the allocation [...] to supplement these with external indirect costs, given in theoperational accounting sheet (e.g. employee wages), or known from practical experience.Surely,ProC/B could pro- vide the indirect cost rates …

Microsoft Word - Editorial-160306.doc

(coordinated sys- tem of wage bargaining; constraints on employee dismissals) liberal (decentralised wage bargaining; fewer barriers to employee turnover) Company law stakeholder system (two tier board [...] board system plus codetermi- nation rights for employees) shareholder system (minimal legal constraints on company organisation) Skill formation and technol- ogy transfer organised apprenticeship system with [...] for the consideration of interests and values of groups such as environmentalists, consumers or employees. Recently civil society groups have tried to establish more general public policy interests as the …

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Practice. London Patterson, Michael G., Michael West (1998): Human ressource management practices, employee attitudes and company performance; in: Proceedings of the 1th Work Psychology Conference. Sheffield …

Impact of Quality Assessment on Organizational Transformation of Universities

average throughout all industries) (Statistics of the Federal Employment Agency, 2019, p. 142). Some employees leave the branch com- pletely, others move to other restaurants to take the next step in their careers [...] important. Ottanbacher and Harrington (2007) analyzed the innovation processes of chefs and their employees’ skills. Other research ana- lyzes the relationship between awarded stars and economic success (Johnson [...] of recognition is created within the gastronomy scene and prestige is awarded. Whether guest or employee, everyone can assess the value and thus also pay tribute to the person who has received this award …

Media Accountability Practices Online in Syria: An Indicator for Changing Perceptions of Journalism

efforts to improve the screen image have been largely cosmetic—literally. In March, the six thousand employees of the Syrian Radio and Television Commission received a memorandum detailing ‘international criteria’ [...] least state owned media had some kind of internal regulations; albeit they were not known by their employees and could hardly be called codes of ethics. Other offline practices or institutions of media ac [...] journalists who might act as role models usually grew up in the socialist era, are mostly state employees, and are rarely involved in the changes that take place in the journalism field (Fengler 2007: 25) …

127-137 McEvoy, Gunter M., Walter F. Cascio (1989): Cumulative evidence of the relationship between employee age and job performance; in: Journal of Applied Psychology 74, 11-17 Olson, Paul L., Markus Siwak …