The Old Employee Suggestion Box

David G. Carnevale · Brett S. Sharp

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Public Policy and Administration Research Labor Movements and Unions Employee Performance and Management

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Suggestion systems are pervasive in both public and private organizations. Too often viewed as a simple suggestion box, suggestion plans can actually be major contributors to improving organizational productivity. What are employee suggestion programs like in government? What cost-saving benefits are incurred? This article provides fresh information on these questions and introduces new data on the relationship between employee participation in awards programs and dollars saved.

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1988High-Involvement Management.1992Trust in the Public Sector 2023Organizational Behavior 1989Employee Participation in Federal Management

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