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The resulting incompatibility is of interest because it can generate new group
structures : for example, the imprisoned law-breakers who are rejected by the
hard core of the criminal subculture are a group in themselves, capable of
instituting ...
The resulting incompatibility is of interest because it can generate new group
structures : for example, the imprisoned law-breakers who are rejected by the
hard core of the criminal subculture are a group in themselves, capable of
instituting ...
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First, to try to simplify the wages system by reducing the 150 or so existing pay
grades to a simple five level structure operating throughout the factory. Second,
to try and secure increased productivity throughout the factory by the introduction
of ...
First, to try to simplify the wages system by reducing the 150 or so existing pay
grades to a simple five level structure operating throughout the factory. Second,
to try and secure increased productivity throughout the factory by the introduction
of ...
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were now to be regarded as equivalent to the same categories in D. They were
not blind to the "strings" attached to the new structure; but with their previous
experience of job evaluation — an integral part of any piece-work system — they
felt ...
were now to be regarded as equivalent to the same categories in D. They were
not blind to the "strings" attached to the new structure; but with their previous
experience of job evaluation — an integral part of any piece-work system — they
felt ...
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