From the IMA 2000 Annual Conference in Philadelphia: Creating value in the workplace and being valued for your work

According to Bruce W. Mast, among the ways to increase value in an organization is a process called level justification analysis. The process involves: 1. identifying any aspect of the job that could be done by someone with less skill and/or lower pay, 2. looking for the aspects of the work that can...

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Published inCost Management Update no. 110; p. 4
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Montvale Institute of Management Accountants 01.09.2000
Subjects
Cost control
Employee attitude
Guidelines
Job descriptions
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Summary:According to Bruce W. Mast, among the ways to increase value in an organization is a process called level justification analysis. The process involves: 1. identifying any aspect of the job that could be done by someone with less skill and/or lower pay, 2. looking for the aspects of the work that can be computerized, and 3. looking at aspects of the job that can be easily be outsourced.
ISSN:1934-3388