.../by/4.0/legalcode Doctoral education Industrial PhD student Work-integrated learning Workplace University–industry collaboration Sweden The importance of doctoral education is recognized in contemporary society and there is an emerging interest for university–industry collaboration...

... were restricted to digital communication channels. Sweden Organisational learning Co-creation Workplace learning Social services The authors acknowledge Mid Sweden University and the municipality for funding the research through co-operation grants and Forte grant 2021-01550...

..., and they planned work individually during the rest of the time. The team leader, a male teacher, 35 years old with eight years' experience as secondary school teacher, said frankly about team work: © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Teachers Team learning Sweden Team working Collective...

... usefulness of new knowledge. Design/methodology/approach The study is a case study carried out in the public elderly care in Sweden, and used a repeated measurements design. A total of 270 nursing assistants answered a questionnaire at Time I, and 174 at Time II. Findings Results show no improvements...

... 2011 Nursing Home care Workplace learning Sweden They stressed that their home care work was comparatively solitary compared to nurses working in hospital wards, as they do not have the same kind of close collegial network to support them as do their ward‐based colleagues...

... dynamics Skills Managers Employees Elder care Sweden In the present study we want to highlight the workplace learning climate and assessed work group skills among first‐line managers and subordinates in public elderly care in a Swedish municipality. Public elderly care in Sweden, besides being...

... programme at the National Institute for Working Life in Sweden (NIWL). Data was collected from semi‐structured interviews. In the analysis the learning experienced was discerned by identifying how the participants spoke of developing and changing in their work as researchers. Findings The investigation...

... learning Conditions of employment Institutional care Sweden Considering specifically the case of Sweden, many municipalities in the 1990s, in an effort to meet demands for both improved efficiency and more “user‐oriented” activities, introduced market‐oriented models of governance based...

... and development. Henrik Kock can be contacted at: henrik.kock@liu.se © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Team working Production management Team learning Learning methods Sweden Questions about learning, education and competence development in working life have been given...

... are based on detailed task analyses and questionnaires from 40 work groups at the shop‐floor level in manufacturing industry in Sweden. Findings Job design and work routines show strong effects on reflexivity and learning processes. Four dimensions of job design – completeness, demand on cooperation...

... of the workers that are of main interest; rather, it is the possibility of supporting the construction of stories with specific elements and with specific intentions that is of primary interest. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Social interaction Workplace learning Police Sweden...

... company, Ericsson, Sweden. Data were collected in 2000 in four software‐engineering teams, through semi‐structured interviews, reflection groups and observations. Data were analyzed in an interplay between empirical findings and theoretical concepts. Findings The research identified three kinds...

... (Illeris, 2003 ; NCVER, 2002 ; Garrick and Jakupec, 2000). Workplace learning Vocational training Higher education Sweden Finland © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Elaborating on partnership and co‐operation from a Swedish employer perspective, in a recent report...

...Mike Brown T.   Huzzard . Labouring to Learn: Union Renewal in Swedish Manufacturing . Umea, Sweden : Borea Bokforlag   2000 . , ISBN: 91 89140 13 3 Trade unions Manufacturing Organizational learning Sweden This is a book that reports on highly original...

..., but their policies include a comprehensive view of alcohol and drugs in business and industry, as recommended by the ILO. The reasons for introducing tests vary. It can be for reasons of security, for preventive purposes, when one suspects abuse and as a part of a treatment. The law in Sweden does not particularly...