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Continuous Improvement and Changes to Work Organisation and Training in the Australian Automotive Parts Industry
This paper examines the experience of two similar but contrasting firms in the Australian automotive parts industry in their attempts to adopt continuous improvement during the 1990's. The firms are similar in having devolved responsibility for quality checking to employees, having adopted standa
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