Workplace innovation as a process: Examples from Europe

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Presenting a study in ten EU Member States, this chapter discusses the implementation of workplace innovation (WPI) by European companies. Central questions are: (1) Why do companies apply WPI and are there different strategies that they use? (2) How do these companies implement WPI interventions and provide employees a role in that process? (3) What types of WPI interventions are being implemented, and what are the (expected) effects of such interventions? The chapter concludes that successful WPI is a subtle interplay of management-driven business goals and employee-driven quality of work life goals. The main take away message is that constructive cooperation between management and employees is key for innovation, competitiveness and good quality jobs.

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Oeij, P. R. A., Preenen, P. T. Y., & Dhondt, S. (2021). Workplace innovation as a process: Examples from Europe. In The Palgrave Handbook of Workplace Innovation (pp. 199–221). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-59916-4_11

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