Titlebook: Japanese Workplaces in Transition; Employee Perceptions Hendrik Meyer-Ohle Book 2009 Hendrik Meyer-Ohle 2009 conflict.Motivation.organizati

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Experiencing Corporate Reorganization,iter understands the situation of his company very well, and while he does not fear for his own job, he still expresses concern that his work situation might change radically after being sent to another company.

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Facing Changing Principles of Employment,ncement. The first writer expresses his joy at the fact that his company still applies seniority principles in remunerating its workforce; the second writer, while somewhat vainly praising the advantages of youth, shows how seniority has an effect on everyday work in Japanese corporations, and final

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,Conclusions — Importance of Perceptions, Employability and Directions of Change,panies in Japan? Surely not! Too many writers have shown in their diaries genuine concern about the situation of their companies, and many companies have realized that they need to put in a genuine effort to reconcile measures to increase competitiveness with measures to keep their employees loyal a

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he perspective of employees, this title provides new insights into the mindsets of the workers by contrasting survey and theoretical sources with excerpts from blogs published by Japanese people.978-1-349-31082-1978-0-230-27424-2

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