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In recent years, the significant and intensive change of working conditions necessitates employees to modify their work patterns to increase the number of working hours and work intensity by improving the efforts, which leads to the occurrence of the heavy work investment (HWI) phenomenon....
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The evolution of the organizational forms has seen quite dynamic in recent years, registered trends being observed in the enterprise subsystems. The human resources function, a subsystem in continuous development since the 1990s, is subjected to changes such as decentralization, hierarchical...
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The new society, the society of knowledge, is based on an economy of connections,relationships, networks and on the collective intelligence that represents the foundation of durabledevelopment and in which knowledge management represents the main instrument available forchange. Knowledge...
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Social information production refers, in a manner more or less demanding and taking into account its objectives, the financial commitments necessary to management of personnel, ie to track earnings, the wage bill and, in general, the subassembly of costs, visible or hidden, associated with this...
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Through the large share in the volume of personnel expenses amount, the management of wage bill ensures proper knowledge of all these expenses, which are followed by financial managers, budget management controllers (they consider key variable control costs and performance) and human resources...
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In recent years, the significant and intensive change of working conditions necessitates employees to modify their work patterns to increase the number of working hours and work intensity by improving the efforts, which leads to the occurrence of the heavy work investment (HWI) phenomenon....
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012818481