Titlebook: Organizational Change; Managerial Dilemma Edmund Brooks Textbook 1980Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1980 Manager.organization.

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The Social Organisation of Work,strial democracy in Britain. Worker participation has become a major focus of attention on the subject of work organisation and regulation (Banks and Jones, 1977; Brannen .., 1976; Daniel and McIntosh, 1972; Guest and Fatchett, 1974; Jacques, 1978; Pace and Hunter, 1978).

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Theories and Approaches to Managing Organisations,n the subject. It serves to provide an understanding of how organisations are structured and how they function and what initiatives management can take to improve the operating capability and performance efficiency of an organisation which needs to be receptive and responsive to changes in its environment.

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Developing a Learning Organisation, rules and regulations serve as controls in ensuring that working practices comply with normal efficient operations. Information systems are operated so that individual tasks may be more effectively co-ordinated and controlled and organisational performance can be more effectively monitored and reviewed.

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An Organisational Framework for Managing Change,The product or service provided by an organisation can be described as its task. The nature and form which it’s product operations takes, however, is dictated and influenced by the way individuals and departments contribute to the task or purpose of that organisation.

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Changing the Structure of Organisational Operations,While it is generally accepted that changes in the social organisation of work should have the support and commitment of the persons affected, serious thought must be given to the impact and influence of such changes on the structure and functioning of the organisation.

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