people like to be part of groups which they think can attain their goals. Of the groups whose absences averaged one or less in six months, 62% of the men said, "Our crew is better than others at sticking together. " The higher the absence rates, the fewer the men who had this feeling of group solidarity. Among the groups where absences averaged four or more in a half year, only 29% expressed this shoulder-to-shoulder sen-timent. In three different studies, the Survey hight-production employees than among low. Supervisors who can generate such a feeling would appear to have a better chance of keeping more of their work crews at work more of the time.
The Survey found some correlation between absence rates and the blue-collar workers' attitudes toward the group they work with. Men's answers to different questions were classified under three headings; the individual's feeling that he's part of his crew and accepted as such ; his belief that all the fellows in his group have "lots of team spirit"; and his conviction that "our crew is better than oters at doing things." Everyone is a social being, and wants to feel he's accepted by his group and is included in all its activities, say Research Center
6.what other factor contributes of regular work attendance among white-collar workers?
a.Pay and job satisfaction
b.Promotion policies
c.Using best skills and liking the work
d.Responsibility on the job
people like to be part of groups which they think can attain their goals. Of the groups whose absences averaged one or less in six months, 62% of the men said, "Our crew is better than others at sticking together. " The higher the absence rates, the fewer the men who had this feeling of group solidarity. Among the groups where absences averaged four or more in a half year, only 29% expressed this shoulder-to-shoulder sen-timent. In three different studies, the Survey hight-production employees than among low. Supervisors who can generate such a feeling would appear to have a better chance of keeping more of their work crews at work more of the time.
The Survey found some correlation between absence rates and the blue-collar workers' attitudes toward the group they work with. Men's answers to different questions were classified under three headings; the individual's feeling that he's part of his crew and accepted as such ; his belief that all the fellows in his group have "lots of team spirit"; and his conviction that "our crew is better than oters at doing things." Everyone is a social being, and wants to feel he's accepted by his group and is included in all its activities, say Research Center
6.what other factor contributes of regular work attendance among white-collar workers?
a.Pay and job satisfaction
b.Promotion policies
c.Using best skills and liking the work
d.Responsibility on the job
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