workplace democracy

workplace democracy
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workplace democracy UK US noun [U] WORKPLACE
a situation in which everyone within a company is involved in its decisions: »

Some firms eagerly adopted the practices of teamwork and shopfloor decision-making as a way of increasing workplace democracy.


Financial and business terms. 2012.

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