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Discuss the socio economic and technological perspective of Industrial Relations.?
The socio economic perspective of industrial relations is that the growth in industry will help a country's economy. In terms of technology, the greater technology that a country has involved in its industry will also help the country grow.Ê
What are the factors affecting secondary industry's?
Basically- things like exports and imports Raw material how far it is from the river This all needs a good view in the industrial perspective.
Is Iraq industrial or nonindustrial?
It is industrial
What is a sentence for this word Industrial Revolution?
your in the industrial revolution
What is industrial morale?
what is the way for increasing industrial morale
Discuss the socio economic and technological perspective of Industrial Relations.?
The socio economic perspective of industrial relations is that the growth in industry will help a country's economy. In terms of technology, the greater technology that a country has involved in its industry will also help the country grow.Ê
What has the author Bob Rowan written?
Bob Rowan has written: 'A Capital Perspective' 'Tradesmen in business' -- subject(s): Entrepreneurship, Handbooks, manuals, Industrial management
What are the factors affecting industrialization?
Basically- things like exports and imports Raw material how far it is from the river This all needs a good view in the industrial perspective.
What are factors affecting industrialization?
Basically- things like exports and imports Raw material how far it is from the river This all needs a good view in the industrial perspective.
What are the factors affecting secondary industry's?
Basically- things like exports and imports Raw material how far it is from the river This all needs a good view in the industrial perspective.
What has the author Marcel Timmer written?
Marcel Timmer has written: 'China's manufacturing performance from an Australian perspective, 1980-1991' -- subject(s): Manufacturing industries, Industrial productivity
What is a frame of reference in industrial relations?
A frame of reference in industrial relations refers to the perspective or viewpoint from which issues related to work and employment are understood and interpreted. It encompasses the social, economic, and political factors that influence the dynamics between employers, employees, and trade unions in the workplace. Having a common frame of reference is important for promoting mutual understanding and effective communication in industrial relations.
Which sociological perspective has influenced the creation of the feminist perspective the most?
conflict perspective
Differentiate western perspective from Asian perspective?
The difference between western perspective and Asian perspective is western perspective is more 'realistic'. [P.S. this has nothing to do with gorillas }:(]
What is geographic perspective?
Geography is united by a perspective common to all of its fields. This perspective is commonly known as the spacial perspective.
When you look at a painting what system of perspective do you primarily use?
Single-point perspective
What is author's perspective?
Author's perspective" refers to the author's opinions and/or attitude about his or her topic.
