Gainsharing Programs¶
Gowen, C. R. (1991). Gainsharing Programs: An Overview of History and Research. Journal of Organizational Behavior Management.
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Mechanisms¶
- Gainsharing Contract
- This is the logic behind classic plant-level plans such as the Scanlon and Improshare formulas, where a fixed sharing ratio against a historical baseline is precisely what converts hoarded shop-floor knowledge into surfaced improvement.
This sourcePlaces Scanlon and Improshare within the established family of plant-level gainsharing plans.
- This is the logic behind classic plant-level plans such as the Scanlon and Improshare formulas, where a fixed sharing ratio against a historical baseline is precisely what converts hoarded shop-floor knowledge into surfaced improvement.
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