The Scanlon and Rucker Plans for Gain Sharing Are Based

question 67

Multiple Choice

The Scanlon and Rucker plans for gain sharing are based on the principle that:

• A) individuals can evaluate ideas better than committees
• B) employees are more likely to make suggestions when the suggestion system is informal
• C) management should adopt a philosophy of employee participation
• D) employees should not be made to participate in gain sharing unless they want to
• E) management takes responsibility for implementing all change and employees do the actual implementation; that way both are rewarded through gain sharing

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