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tatyana61 [14]
3 years ago
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Kenneth Hill Inc. claims to be an employee-centered company. It has created a system of management wherein supervisors will have

a specific number of employees under them. Lately, however, this practice has led to favoritism. Managers have promoted only those employees who had similar interests as them. This resulted in a huge disparity in the income and statuses of workers and created a negative workplace environment. This type of organizational behavior is explained by _____.​
Business
1 answer:
horsena [70]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

This type of organizational behavior can be described as conflict theory.

Explanation:

Conflict theory was given by Karl Marx , according to which social order is maintained through power and domination rather than consensus or conformity . This theory is based on the premise that individuals and groups in a society or in this case supervisors and their teams are working to maximize their own benefits.

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