Labour markets in southern Europe are notorious for protecting insiders (permanent workers) at the expense of outsiders (employees on temporary contracts or the unemployed).
Contrary to the expectations of outsiders, employee-owners are highly realistic about the implications of changing circumstances, sometimes more so than the board.
The PPS must be designed to protect against all of the threats such as criminal outsiders, disgruntled employees, and competitors.
According to the three academics, management buy-outs have done much better than behemoths, joint ventures or firms privatised through other methods (such as leases or sales to outsiders or employees).
"I remember that my dad asked me, 'Do you really know what you are doing?' " Now Ruth faces another difficult task: reorganizing and revitalizing one of the largest municipal parks and recreation departments in California, a department that has had a reputation for low staff morale, according to both outsiders and employees.
The visceral nature of Mr. Klein's comments stunned outsiders, but former employees say it came as no surprise to them.
When I tell outsiders that our employees choose their own salary, the first assumption is that employees ask for outrageous salaries.
In terms of the effect of the reform on the composition of Flexjob hires, Figure 8 shows descriptive evidence that while the composition remains the same in the municipal/regional and private sectors, the share of non-employed employees (outsiders) falls and the share of retained employees (insiders) increases in the government sector after the reform.
Consider having an outsider look at your employees, structures, systems, and processes with fresh eyes for an unbiased opinion.
His point in firing consultants was that employees, not outsiders, should be responsible for the bank.
