Implications for management and engagement
A typology of Indigenous engagement in Australian environmental management: implications for knowledge integration and social-ecological system sustainability
... environmental management that offer opportunities for integration of Indigenous Ecological Knowledge (IEK) and western science to promote cultural diversity in the management of social-ecological system ...
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Analysing engagement in an online management programme and implications for course design
... of engagement shown by course staff had any effect on the levels of engagement of ...of engagement events for both staff and stu- ...Student engagement events were aggregated across all ...
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Configurations of platform organizations: Implications for complementor engagement
... order management module dealt with scheduling deliveries so that they occurred within the customer-specified time frame and with cal- culating the delivery costs of an order; the resource management ...
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Engagement in management research
... in management in general and in information systems research in ...the implications for the the researcher and highlights the need to attend to the role of the researcher and give increased attention to ...
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Corporate Social Responsibility: Implications for Human Resources and Talent Engagement
... 7 based on business mission. Performance evaluation and compensation standards can similarly serve to reinforce achieving organizational CSR goals on an individual employee level. The organizational structures outlined ...
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The Philippines Engagement with the Standard-Setting Bodies and the Implications for Financial Inclusion
... In addition, larger banks, for whom microfinance is only one (and not their primary) service offering, also face particular challenges in addressing credit and operational risks as they implement comprehensive and ...
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Management competencies for enhancing employee engagement
... 5.1 Implications for policy-makers Employee engagement has been a topic of interest for the UK Government for some years and the MacLeod and Clarke (2009) report, Engaging for Success, made it clear that ...
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The culture of community engagement from participant perspectives: implications for health visiting
... Corden and Sainsbury (2005) dispute this view, and suggest that skills gained in volunteering prepare individuals for work. The findings of the study suggest that there is a crossover between paid and unpaid work with ...
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Stakeholder Power and Engagement in an English Seaside Context: Implications for Destination Leadership
... and engagement and their implications for destination ...destination management organisations as destination leaders, this study extends our knowledge of destination leadership and opens new ...
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Polish and UK doctors' engagement with hospital management
... This more positive attitude was attributed to the fact that private hospitals have less of a “them and us” mentality between managers and clinical staff than publically owned hospitals, benefitting from being smaller and ...
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Adolescent construction of mental illness: implications for engagement
... implications for clinical strategies and enables professionals to frame and discuss mental illness in accessible terminology. Adolescents’ willingness to listen to advice, answer questions and provide personal ...
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Empathy and its implications for prosocial behavior and engagement with the arts
... its implications for two essential components of social life: prosocial behavior and arts ...arts engagement. Research along these lines has important implications for today’s society as well as ...
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Modelling job crafting behaviours: Implications for work engagement
... work engagement (Crawford et ...and engagement reported in the literature is consistent with a central claim in the JD-R model regarding independent and dual ...improve engagement – there is nothing ...
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Civic Engagement and Scholarship: Implications for Graduate Education in Psychology
... and engagement, in the context of questions about the responsibilities of our nation’s diverse colleges and universities to society in general and their communities of reference in particular, and the ...
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The Intersection of Talent Management and Engagement
... employee engagement, organizations must make a strong effort to train and develop employees and provide them with meaningful career paths that will keep them excited, challenged, productive and ...
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Knowledge management implications
... Knowledge management is a general term applied to almost any project that an organization undertakes which is designed to acquire, transfer or exploit knowledge from one part of the organization to ...knowledge ...
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Sustainability, survival and engagement: implications for curriculum and pedagogy in social professions
... Reflective practice is an essential tool for life-long learning to link social analysis of new situations with implications for changes to policy and professional practice. Since the 1980s most professional ...
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Brazil’s Engagement with Standard-Setting Bodies and the Implications for Financial Inclusion
... Brazil’s engagement with standard setting bodies and the implications for financial inclusion. A contribution from the Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI) network of developing count[r] ...
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Kenya’s Engagement with the Standard-Setting Bodies and the Implications for Financial Inclusion
... A contribution from the Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI) network of developing country policymakers.[r] ...
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Mexico’s Engagement with the Standard-Setting Bodies and the Implications for Financial Inclusion
... A contribution from the Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI) network of developing country policymakers.[r] ...
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