Increasing Schedule Predictability in Hourly Jobs: Results From a Randomized Experiment in a U.S. Retail Firm:
作者： Susan J. Lambert , Julia R. Henly , Michael Schoeny , Meghan Jarpe
关键词: Process evaluation 、 Schedule 、 Intervention (counseling) 、 Operations management 、 Randomized experiment 、 Computer science 、 Predictability 、 Work hours
摘要: For hourly workers, schedule predictability often depends on how far in advance schedules are posted. This article presents results from a process evaluation of an intervention to increase ...
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