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Q: What, if any, insights does Lewin’s change model provide for

What, if any, insights does Lewin’s change model provide for this case?

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Q: What should Annie do?

What should Annie do?

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Q: Under what circumstances, if any, might it be appropriate to

Under what circumstances, if any, might it be appropriate to use communicative practices and forms of language to constrain employees’ influence on change processes?

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Q: What, if anything, should have been done differently? Why

What, if anything, should have been done differently? Why?

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Q: What are the practical implications arising from the forms of dialogue evident

What are the practical implications arising from the forms of dialogue evident in this case?

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Q: Do you think the size of the Peninsula Lodge is an important

Do you think the size of the Peninsula Lodge is an important factor in the nature of employee participation?

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Q: From reading the Peninsula Lodge case, why is it difficult to

From reading the Peninsula Lodge case, why is it difficult to establish a relationship between employee participation and organisational performance?

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Q: Why do you think some employees feel negative about the move to

Why do you think some employees feel negative about the move to more formal types of employee participation initiatives at Peninsula Lodge?

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Q: How would you describe employee participation at Peninsula Lodge in terms of

How would you describe employee participation at Peninsula Lodge in terms of the framework explained in the chapter (e.g. depth, level, scope, form)?

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Q: How could the lean manufacturing process be implemented better so that employees

How could the lean manufacturing process be implemented better so that employees and line managers are more satisfied working in autonomous teams?

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