The answer is sponsorship — a strategic workplace partnership between those with power and those with potential.
Geary, J. and Roche, W.K. (2003) "Workplace Partnership and the Displaced Activist Thesis", Industrial Relations Journal, 34, 1: 32-51.
Geary, J. and Roche, W.K. (2003) 'Workplace Partnership and the Displaced Activist Thesis', Industrial Relations Journal, 34(1): 34-51.
Geary, J. and Trif, A. (2011) 'Workplace Partnership and the Balance of Advantage: A Critical Case Analysis'.
His research interests include: change in work and employment, workplace partnership, social partnership and the politics of industrial relations, union growth and decline.
She majored in psychology and since graduation has spent most of her career working to promote organ and tissue donation, first through a project called the Workplace Partnership for Life and more recently with the New Jersey Organ & Tissue Sharing Network.
The answer, Hewlett wrote, is "sponsorship — a strategic workplace partnership between those with power and those with potential".
The Maxine Waters Employment Preparation Center hosted "Fresh Start Workplace Partnership," which is designed to encourage business and industry to make an employment commitment to the school and the Watts community.
Three different models of DOT provision were evaluated for different target groups: purely public, public-private workplace partnership (PWP), and public-non-governmental organisation partnership (PNP).
Boundary-less work partnerships and networks augment capabilities and redefine careers, learning and workplace fairness and attractiveness.
