Productivity and the nature of work
Journal of Business Ethics · 1984 · Volume 3 · Issue 1
Abstract
It is argued that in approaching the issue of Canada's competitiveness in finished products and services internationally, a singular focus on productivity may be but a symptom of more serious underlying problems. Examples of such problems are provided and the implications and ethical concerns resulting from the probable technical solutions utilized to improve productivity are explored.
Keywords
Economic Growth, Technical Solution, Ethical Concern, Underlying Problem, Singular Focus
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