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Paradise nearly gained: Volume 1 - Developing the Frontline Management Initiative

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Item:866
Title:Paradise nearly gained: Volume 1 - Developing the Frontline Management Initiative
Authors:Llandis Barratt-Pugh, Geoffery N Soutar
Publication date: 5 September 2002
Publication type:Research report
Themes:Teaching and learning > Learning > Workbased learning
VET in context > Work changes > General
VET system > Management > General
ISBN:1 74096 064 5 print; 1 74096 065 3 web

This report focuses on frontline management and evaluates the development of the Frontline Management Initiative (FMI) which was the first national initiative in Australia designed to support workplace and organisational learning. The considerable evidence of the study shows that the FMI has the capability to extend managerial identity, develop organisational learning and contribute to business growth. The report details the components of the FMI developmental model generated by the more strategic practitioners and making the greatest business impact. The report has been organised into two volumes. The second volume, which comprises the detailed case studies, can be found on the NCVER website.

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