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Non-Economic Incentives to Motivate Employees – Lodz Branch of Norauto Polska Ltd. Example
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Title : Non-Economic Incentives to Motivate Employees – Lodz Branch of Norauto Polska Ltd. Example
Author(s) : Marek Matejun, Sławomira Dębska
Subject : Non-Economic Incentives to Motivate Employees – Lodz Branch of Norauto Polska Ltd. Example
Area : Management
Language : English
Year : 2010
Editors : Dagmara Lewicka
Publisher : AGH University of Science and Technology Press
City : Poznan
Pages : 91-112
Author(s) : Marek Matejun, Sławomira Dębska
Abstract : Non-economic incentives are a category of tools used in the process of motivating workers in contemporary organizations. They need to be treated as significant complements of material incentives, allowing to obtain additional and strong effects motivating workers to put above average effort, be creative and enterprising. This work focuses on the analysis of the scope and effects of using non-economic incentives in the Lodz branch of Norauto Polska sp. z o.o.
Keywords : motivation of employees; motivation system; non-economic incentives; managementSubject : Non-Economic Incentives to Motivate Employees – Lodz Branch of Norauto Polska Ltd. Example
Area : Management
Language : English
Year : 2010
| Affiliations : | Department of Management, Technical University of Lodz, Poland |
Publisher : AGH University of Science and Technology Press
City : Poznan
Pages : 91-112
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