..., the need for more effective management skills will not be met, and organizational performance outcomes may be jeopardized. Originality/value The results of this research have the potential to be broadly applicable to management training and may possibly generalize to training in other disciplines where...

... with a regular liquor allowance, a practice in the British Navy going back to 1650. Also, and perhaps a more critical feature of naval life is the Navy’s rubric of “work hard and play hard”. Discipline, smartness and efficiency are expected of the sailor on board ship, but the reward is shore leave, the time...

...Asbjorn Osland From an international perspective, presents an interesting problem about discipline, as it discusses the appropriate discipline for a group of employees who confessed to stealing food ‐ cooking oil and a special mix of flour ‐ donated by the US Government for distribution to the poor...

... studies have probably overestimated the prevalence of health‐oriented alcohol policies in England, but employers could be encouraged to introduce health goals into disciplinary policies. © Company 1994 Alcoholism Discipline Employers Health Policy Studies of alcohol consumption...

... by managers or supervisors. © MCB UP Limited 1990 Alcoholism Counselling Discipline Employees Training Welfare EMPLOYEE COUNSELLING TODAY SUBSTANCE ABUSE: POLICY AND IN-COMPANY TRAINING NEEDS Penny Burrows All experts in the field will tell you that alcohol and drug abuse by employees...

... and the employer′s position with respect to employees′ drug problems at work and outside work. © MCB UP Limited 1990 Alcoholism Counselling Discipline Employees Welfare VOLUME 2 NUMBER 3 1990 SUBSTANCE ABUSE AT WORK: THE LEGAL ISSUES Gillian Howard Along with AIDS and mental illness, addiction...