organizability

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organizability

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organisability

n
the state of being organizable
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Organizations and organizability are part and parcel of our life [17].
The relationship between work ethic and justice perception in Islamic Azad University
Influences of item organizability and semantic retrieval cues on word recall in very old age.
An overview of nonpathological geroneuropsychology: implications for nursing practice and research
Besides, different factors influencing group cohesion and organizability of behaviour in risk situation are studied.
Group preparedness for risk in the environment of social instability
Both attempts were supported by a firm belief in the organizability and manipulability of human behaviour by means of an analytical design of organizations.
Daniel Druckman, Jerome E. Singer, and Harold Van Cott (eds.): Enhancing Organizational Performance
Their identity is a key element in their organizability. They are motivated by identity issues as well as by the usual labor union agenda.
Many Americas
Directors and staff organizers were asked questions designed to identify their attitudes toward women's organizability and to determine whether the union employed gender-specific organizing strategies, such as adoption of a particular style, targeting by occupation or gender, or gender-specific issue selection.
The connection between organizer gender and perceptions concerning women's organizability was perhaps best illustrated by the interview responses: 90% of the female organizers inter-viewed (9 of 10 responding to this question) believed that "Women are easier to organize than men, but it takes longer," compared to only 12.5% of the male organizers interviewed (1 of 8 responding to this question) (Table 3).
Gender and union organizing
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