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S/HR/293. Initiatives aiming to manage employee participation “often fail to meet the expectations of either managers or employees” (Hardy and Leiba-Sullivan, 1998). Discuss.
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The paper looks at the schemes of employee participation (EP) in organisations providing definitions of EP, highlighting EP benefits, describing types and categories of EP schemes, and exploring the causes of their failure. EP schemes in Delta Airlines are analysed discussing the difficulties of implementing a successful EP scheme.
KEYWORDS: Delta Airlines, employee participation, EP schemes,
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