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Opanasiuk, Bohdana, and Nataliia Kravchuk. "TRANSFORMATION OF ELEMENTS OF CORPORATE CULTURE IN THE ERA OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC: THE EXPERIENCE OF GLOBAL CORPORATIONS." Pryazovskyi Economic Herald, no. 5(28) (2021). http://dx.doi.org/10.32840/2522-4263/2021-5-14.

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The article is devoted to modern tendencies of change of strategies in formation of corporate culture in the crisis caused by the coronavirus. In modern business, corporate culture is an important condition for the successful work of a company, the foundation of its dynamic growth, striving to improve efficiency. Regardless of how the culture of an organization is formed, whether it is created deliberately or develops over time, it is always unique for each production (gender, age, professional and qualification structure of personnel, industry, specifics, etc.). CEOs are much more likely to think through the type of corporate culture of their company as it grows than in a possible crisis situation. The purpose of this study is to analyze the ways of transformation of key elements of corporate culture on the basis of sociological research in the form of surveys of employees of top corporations in the world. The coronavirus pandemic has shaken the entire global economy. First its paralyzed part of production in China, then stopped hundreds of enterprises in Europe, Asia and the United States. The authorities of different countries go to great lengths to help the business: salaries for the state account, parental benefits, cheap loans and tax deferral. However, in the context of the work of each enterprise, significant responsibilities lie with the management and the team. The negative consequences of the coronavirus pandemic are affecting and will exacerbate the work of both large state-owned enterprises and small businesses for a long time to come. According to the forecast of the International Labor Organization, due to the coronavirus pandemic, about 20 million people may lose their jobs. Operating under these stressful circumstances negatively impacts interpersonal relationships and business. In the article forms of manifestation of corporate culture in the context of a pandemic are considered. The data of surveys of employees and heads of organizations of such countries as the USA, Great Britain, Germany, Australia, Ukraine are analyzed. The significance and priority of supporting the team along with the elimination of financial risks and economic recovery was assessed.
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Britton, Michael J. "The quest for a formula : parliamentary remuneration in Western Australia." Thesis, Edith Cowan University, Research Online, Perth, Western Australia, 2005. https://ro.ecu.edu.au/theses/397.

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The Western Australian Payment of Members Act 1900 was promulgated upon two tenets, namely, that Members of Parliament should be compensated for their services to society and that other Australian colonies were already receiving some form of compensation. The premise stipulated that all people, regardless of economic background should be given an opportunity to fulfil the honourable duly of a Representative. Remuneration in this thesis covers the minimalist advent of Parliamentary Remuneration whereby Mrs were compensated by way of a basic salary to the current multifaceted Parliamentary Remuneration which encompasses various structures, processes and is often overarched by complicated determinative methodologies. Remuneration was the original term given for the payment of services rendered. The contemporary understanding of Remuneration extends to salary, superannuation ;Ind an additional raft of entitlements. Since the form of Parliamentary Remuneration has evolved, so too has public disputation grown over the various entitlements that MPs receive. Parliamentary Remuneration has become a highly contentious issue. However, despite the nature of the topic there is a surprising absence of research on the topic. This study is the only known historical and analytical account of Parliamentary Remuneration that has been written apart from reports prepared by Governmental agencies or Parliamentary Remuneration tribunals. The Quest for a Formula will review the historical remunerative determinations that have occurred within Western Australia since the tum of the 20th Century, contrasting the findings of this study against historical experiences that can be drawn from other democratic-Commonwealth countries such as Britain and Canada. For comparison the thesis will also investigate how various enterprises, both public and private, remunerate their employees in accordance to various performance management indicators. This study suggests that the methods that have been at use within Western Australia, and various other Commonwealth-based jurisdictions, may require an overhaul. However, given the unique nature of parliamentary duties, attempts to provide a set of performance criteria have proved difficult to establish. Nonetheless this thesis proposes a systematic determinative process that is more transparent than current procedures. The thesis has found the determinative process in Western Australia to be redundant as it appears to be overlapped by the Federal Remuneration Tribunal. Many types of determinative processes have been employed by various Governments; this study illustrates the equitable methodologies compared to inequitable methods. This thesis also proposes that the general standing of an MP within Australian society may be raised through the development of a more transparent system of determination that encourages public input. Aside from this, a remunerative determination should take into consideration an MP's experience along with the size, demographics .)f their electorate. Parliament should also frequently employ private management consultants that can individually assess each MP's workload, consequently producing an impartial recommendation on the state of MP remuneration. This thesis proposes that the employment of such consultants may allow for MPs to communicate numerous ways that they could be more efficient and could also generate 'work plans' to assist them in achieving their everyday goals. This study will also find that, while a new more transparent system of determination is required within both Western Australia and Australia, the possibility of implementing a performance management system to consequently remunerate MP is highly unlikely, Finally, a recommendation of this thesis will propose new structures, processes and mathematical formulae in determining an MP's overall worth.
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Books on the topic "Ansett Australia Employees Salaries"

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Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. Public Management Committee., ed. Pay reform in the public service: Initial impact on pay dispersion in Australia, Sweden and the United Kingdom. Paris: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, 1996.

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Elliott, R. F. Pay reform in the public service: Initial impact on pay dispersion in Australia, Sweden, and the United Kingdom. Paris: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, 1996.

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Elliott, Robert F., and Keith A. Bender. Decentralised Pay Setting: A Study of the Outcomes of Collective Bargaining Reform in the Civil Service in Australia, Sweden, and the Uk. Ashgate Publishing, 2003.

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