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Dutch Socio Technical Systems Theory - a 'third Way' in the Design of Work Groups?
The organisation of work groups now occupies a central place in the study of employment relations. Godard and Delaney (2000) suggest this preoccupation reflects the decline of institutional bargaining systems in western economies, and the resurgence of interest in the importance of management choi
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