Implementing Change in Organizations

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This paper examines the process involved when an organization wants to change its policy. The author looks at how the process of changing policy has evolved over the last twenty years and looks at some of the factors that have affected the process. According to this writer, changes in management, as well as changes in the nature of the relationship between management and its workers are two major factors affecting many organizations' ability to implement new policies and practices.

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"In recent times, with the workforce more knowledgeable about their rights, and an increasing focus by management in keeping their workers happy, the balance of power has shifted. All changes have to be beneficial to both the management and the worker. Union buy-in for any change to be implemented is required. Organizations are increasing recruiting members of unionized and non-unionized staff to be included in the team that is formed to help implement changes in an organization. Successful changes in any organization have resulted as the outcome of an effective reward and incentives plan for all the participants rather than a few selected members of the organization. Efficient and effective two-way communication is necessary and one of the key elements in any environmental change."

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