Table 2 shows results from a series of ANOVAs
comparing variation in the level of agreement between
employees within an LHD on whether they performed
the task, possessed the knowledge, or had access to the
resource in question. The ANOVA results show that job
class is a factor that drives variation in agreement on
TKR and that LHD membership is not (α¼0.05). This
means that employees’ relationship to their tasks, knowledge,
and resources are more likely to be influenced by
job class rather than the LHD that employs them. Table 3
compares variation in employee agreement on TKR with
two factors: job class and LHD size (smaller LHDs of less
than 50 FTEs and larger LHDs of 50 or more FTEs).
The ANOVAs show that LHD size does not have an
effect on variation in TKR agreement and does not have
an interactive effect with job class (α¼0.05).