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Demonstrates that one of the most important elements required toensure the success of any organization is to retain and motivate itsemployees, from the CEO down to the productionline worker. Argues thatprofit incentives can be a way to squeeze quality and productivityimprovements from its remaining workers, while giving them greatercontrol over their financial fates. Suggests ways to make incentive playplans work, and lists a number of types of incentive pay plans.
Work Study – Emerald Publishing
Published: Feb 1, 1992
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