An analysis of productivity bargaining in an organisational context with particular emphasis on the contribution of manpower planning to changes in manning structures

An analysis of productivity bargaining in an organisational context with particular emphasis on the contribution of manpower planning to changes in manning structures

by Refat Osman

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