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Integrating human resource management into lean production and their impact on organizational performance

2011

PurposeThe first goal of this research is to analyse the effects of lean production (LP) on the policy of human resource management (HRM). The second is to determine whether or not implementation of HRM practices associated with LP explains the differences in organizational performance between manufacturing plants.Design/methodology/approachThe paper developed a questionnaire for data collection. Findings are presented from 76 establishments (79.17 per cent of the total sample) that specialise in single‐firing ceramic tiles in Spain.FindingsCompanies that make the most of LP practices are also those that take care to train workers in using these practices as well as improving their employme…

Organizational Behavior and Human Resource ManagementEmployee turnoverData collectionPsicologia socialStrategy and ManagementContingent remunerationInternal promotionSample (statistics)Pay for performanceLean manufacturingOrganizational performanceJob securitySpainManagement of Technology and InnovationHuman resource managementAbsenteeismORGANIZACION DE EMPRESASHuman resource managementTrainingOperations managementBusinessProductivityIndustrial organizationJob securityInternational Journal of Manpower
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Determinants of Chairman Compensation

2011

This study examines determinants of chairman compensation in a supervisory board setting and, specifically, the relationship between chairman and CEO compensation. Using a sample of publicly listed firms in Sweden, the study indicates that chairman compensation – despite its fixed nature – is reflective of firm performance via a positive relationship to CEO compensation. As CEO compensation is set before chairman compensation, we argue that the chairman may be inclined to conspire with the CEO in earnings management efforts at the expense of monitoring on behalf of investors. Supporting our argument, we find evidence that the gap between chairman and CEO compensation is less at firms where …

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