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Aleks [24]
4 years ago
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Arthur, a production manager, knows that some of his employees are upset with a new corporate policy that eliminates a tuition r

eimbursement program. As a result, some of these employees are reducing their productivity. According to Taylor's principles to improve workers' productivity, to eliminate this behavior, Arthur should_______________.
Business
1 answer:
netineya [11]4 years ago
8 0

Answer:

A) carefully select workers according to their abilities and give workers training.

Most likely, these workers are decreasing their productivity through the means of <em>soldiering</em>. In other words, it means that they would follow the productivity pattern of the least productive worker, since they all get the same benefits (or the lack of a mutual benefit - tuition reimbursement program).

In order to combat this negative practice, Arthur should select workers with robust, high-quality abilities and provide them with a training and development program. This way they will become ultimately productive, while the cost-cutting corporate policy will be kept.

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