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A qualitative study of team-based self-management in a Southern African organization
A Southern African (Zimbabwean) nickel refinery's team-based employee involvement initiative is studied using a qualitative, single case design with the objective of describing, understanding and characterising a Self Directed Work Team's experience in its context. It is found, through a variety of...
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Organisational Psychology
2017
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