Dan Zuberi's conclusions are based on survey data, eighteen months of participant observation fieldwork, and in-depth interviews with seventy-seven hotel employees working in parallel jobs on both sides of the border.
But the government has occasionally finessed the issue by letting workers choose their factories' representatives of the national union, or by allowing the creation of "employee welfare committees" in parallel with the official local units, said Mary E. Gallagher, a China labor specialist at the University of Michigan.
Some institutions, for example, have implemented clawback arrangements or required employees to invest in "parallel portfolios". Evaluations and compensation based on qualitative assessments, such as consistent adherence to agreed-upon strategies, may also be useful.
The team attributed this mismatch to: inefficient working procedures; shortage of senior physicians (the only senior physician on duty managed several competing tasks in parallel); employees engaged in multiple and simultaneous tasks which led to workflow interruptions; inadequate resources (number of staff members) and capacity planning (staff scheduling not matching typical demand patterns).
In parallel, differentiating between employees' efforts and abilities for organizational pride may result in differential behaviors.
When he introduced Saleforce.com within the company in December, Green initially ran the old customer management system in parallel, thinking longtime employees might cling to the old green-screen user interface.
In parallelizing, we assert these in parallel.
In parallel with millions of other employees, the tanker drivers have seen their wages and conditions drastically squeezed since Shell contracted out fuel deliveries 15 years ago.
In parallel to this Ames also believes a former Wilkins Kennedy employee was behind a website which was designed to spread rumours about Harlequin.
An employee bike rack or lockers then becomes a new type of resource to coordinate assignments, in parallel to parking.
