Improving Productivity Through Enhancing Employee Wellbeing and Participation

Authors

  • Ray Markey Auckland University of Technology
  • Candice Harris Auckland University of Technology
  • Felicity Lamm Auckland University of Technology
  • Stefan Kesting Auckland University of Technology
  • Katherine Ravenswood Auckland University of Technology
  • Gay Simpkin Auckland University of Technology
  • David Williamson Auckland University of Technology

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26686/lew.v0i0.1666

Abstract

This paper outlines the rationale and methodology for an international comparative project investigating the links between workplace productivity and employee wellness and well being via the operation of representative employee participation structures in Denmark and New Zealand. It will define and discuss the often contentious terms of productivity, wellbeing and participation and how employee participation and wellbeing and the work environment impact on productivity. This paper employs a multi-dimensional theoretical framework and will assess the significance of the issues examined: analyse the impact of employment practices and quality of the work environment on productivity: and as a result present the methodology developed for the project.

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Published

2008-11-28