Once told to be hotties (even judges wanted to be hotties!), girls were next told to empower themselves by being hot employees, as both the culture and corporations set aside long-standing concerns about sexual harassment in the workplace — abandoning possible societal, industry-wide, or even governmental remedies — in favor of sex-positive corporate feminism.
Coupled with its ability to be substituted for other economic resources, its transportability at very high speeds, and its ability to impart advantages to the holder of information, these characteristics are at the base of such societal industries as research, education, publishing, marketing, and even politics.
Despite the voluminous research on this issue, the differences in the relationships of various HRM practices explains only 4% of the variance in performance, whereas, societal context, industry sector and firm size explain 33%, 12 % and 8, respectively.
"With this threat, the issue became larger than any film, larger than Sony and larger than the entertainment industry: societal and artistic values are in peril.
What societal problem, what industry will you reshape.
The paper aims to make two contributions to the Dialectic Issue LifeCycle (DILC) model, which captures the dynamics of socio-political mobilization around societal problems and industry responses.
A second working group was charged with strengthening scientific collaboration with central and Eastern European countries, while the third will consider how to make science more accountable to "European society, industry, and other societal demands --by making it easier for scientists to switch between academands --bydemands --bys, for examaking
In the context of neoliberal restructuring, these engagements are tied to shifting landscapes of societal, governmental and industry-based perceptions on the role of corporations in labor regimes.
Oman, through reforms in social and economic policies, which took place in the 1970s, started the development of different societal sectors including industries.
"The Problem of Social Cost" (1960) laid out a theory for managing societal ills caused by industry, such as pollution.
The obscene income inequality bequeathed by the three-decade rise of the financial industry has societal consequences graver than even the fundamental economic unfairness.
