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  1. Area of Job Freedom:

  2. Codetermination:

  3. Consultative Management:

  4. Employee Ownership Plans:

  5. Empowerment:

  6. Ethical Impartive:

  7. Industrial Democracy:

  8. Leader Member Exchage Model:

  9. Leader Member Relations:

  10. Limitations Of Participation:

  11. Middle Management Committees:

  12. Multiple Management:

  13. Overparticipation:

  14. Participation:

  15. Participative Leader:

  16. Quality Circles:

  17. Self Efficacy:

  18. Self Managing Teams:

  19. Suggestion Programs:

  20. Total Quality Management:

  21. Underparticipation:

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Empowerment and Participation

Area of Job Freedom:

Area of discretion after all restraints have been applied.

Codetermination:

Government mandated worker representation on the board of directors of a firm.

Consultative Management:

System of management in which employees are encouraged to think about issues and contribute their own ideas before decisions are made.

Employee Ownership Plans:

Programs in which employees provide the capital to purchase control of an existing operation.

Empowerment:

The process of identifying and removing the conditions that cause powerlessness while enhancing feelings of self&-efficacy.

Ethical Impartive:

The beleif that participation ought to be used by managers for moral reasons.

Industrial Democracy:

Governemnt mandated worker participation at various levels of the organizzation with regard to decisions that affect workers.

Leader Member Exchage Model:

Degree to which the leader is accpted by the group.

Leader Member Relations: 

Degree to which the leader is accepted by the group.

Limitations Of Participation:

The major forces pushing toward increased practice of participation, they are partially offset by other facxtors pushing in the opposite direction.

Middle Management Committees:

Group mechanisms to improve participation of managers below top organizational levels. Also know as Multiple Management: Middle management committees to improve the participation of managers below top organizational levels.

Multiple Management:

Middle management committies to improve the participation of managers below top organizational levels.

Overparticipation:

Condition in which employees have more participation than they want.

Participation:

Mental and emotional involvement of person in group situations that encorage them to contribute to group goals and share responsibility for them.

Participative Leader:

Leader who decentralizes authority by consulting with followers.

Quality Circles:

Voluntary groups  that recieve training in statisicall techniques and problemsolving skills and then meet to producee ideas for improving productivity and working conditions.

Self Efficacy:

The internal belief that one has the necassary capabilities and competencies to perform a task, fulfill role expections, or meet a challenging situation successfully.

Self Managing Teams:

Groups that are given a large degree of decision making autonomy and expected to control their own behavior and results. Also known as Self directing: or Self reliant teanms.

Suggestion Programs:

Formal plans to encourage individual employees to recommand work improvements. A monetary award frequently is offered for acceptable suggestions.

Total Quality Management:

The process of gettinng every employee involved in the task of searching for continuos improvements in their operations.

Underparticipation:

Condition in which employees want more particiation than they have.