Journal of Workplace Learning: Volume 9 Issue 2

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Table of contents

Europhon (UK)

Tom Cockburn, Cheryl Wootten

Presents a good example of how management sometimes tries to control the workforce and how employees can retaliate. Another theme is the misuse of technology as a form of control…

260

How to discipline a thief who stole for fellow employees

Asbjorn Osland

From an international perspective, presents an interesting problem about discipline, as it discusses the appropriate discipline for a group of employees who confessed to stealing…

545

The impact of machismo in promoting women in Central America

Asbjorn Osland

An expatriate general manager of Bocagrande, a production division in Central America, wonders whether or not he should appoint Angelica, a professional woman native to the…

695

Computer pains

James Kirk, Lynne Kirk

Fear of technology is a common problem, even today when computers are found in most business environments. Illustrates how a department can be affected when one employee seems…

563

Performance shock

Michael Lazo, James Kirk

The need to improve performance and productivity causes conflict when a blind typist comes under scrutiny. Although not intentionally singled out, she felt threatened. This is a…

506

Virginia

Wendy Stevens

Stress is an occupational disease. As this story unfolds, it is obvious that Virginia is unsuited to her new work environment and that breakdown will be the eventual result. This…

260

Employee health programmes: a model designed for a local company

Janet Thompson

Presents an example of how one small company started a health programme for employees to avoid higher health‐care costs and to improve employee morale. Describes the process of…

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Cover of Journal of Workplace Learning

ISSN:

1366-5626

Online date, start – end:

1997

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editors:

  • Assistant Sara Cervai
  • Prof Tauno Kekäle