Production and Operations Management · 1994 · 29 citations · 8 references
ManagementOrganization StudiesOrganizational BehaviorIndustrial OrganizationTeamworkWorkforce PlanningLabor-management RelationsOccupational SafetyOperational ExcellenceWorkforce ManagementWorkplace OrganizationWorkplace SafetyLabor Organization In IndustryManufacturingMarket ShareOrganizational SafetyWork Group DesignWork OrganizationWorkforce Safety Management
Over the past few years we have witnessed a sharp decline in the domestic and international market share of U.S. manufacturing organizations. The decline in U.S. manufacturing has provided an avalanche of criticism and attention in the literature and popular press. Recently, however, several organizations have implemented new work‐force management policies to reverse the decline. We describe the case of Rohm and Haas Kentucky, Incorporated, a plant that has implemented work teams. The outcomes of these innovations include a decline in worker grievances and turnover, an improvement in the safety record of the plant, as well as an increase in productivity.
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Service companies: focus or falter.
William H. Davidow, Bro Uttal · PubMed · 1989 · 163 citations