An edition of Automation, employee centrality in the production process, the extent to which absences can be anticipated, and the relationship between absenteeism and operating efficiency (1979)

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An edition of Automation, employee centrality in the production process, the extent to which absences can be anticipated, and the relationship between absenteeism and operating efficiency (1979)

Automation, employee centrality in the production process, the extent to which absences can be anticipated, and the relationship between absenteeism and operating efficiency

an empirical assessment

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College of Commerce and Business Administration, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Language
English
Pages
31

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Industrial efficiency, Absenteeism (Labor), Labor productivity

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Cover of: Automation, employee centrality in the production process, the extent to which absences can be anticipated, and the relationship between absenteeism and operating efficiency
Automation, employee centrality in the production process, the extent to which absences can be anticipated, and the relationship between absenteeism and operating efficiency: an empirical assessment
1979, College of Commerce and Business Administration, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 30-31).

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[Urbana, Ill.]
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Faculty working papers -- no. 592, Faculty working papers -- no. 592.

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[i], 31 p. ;
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31

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OL24641496M
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