It was found that the top management envisaged the role of a
worker director as one of coordination and cooperation.
In fact our current TUC President, Mohammad Taj, a bus worker, was a regional
worker director for First Group.
SIPTU
worker director Joan Loughnane and personal assistant Ann Lawlor have both claimed Mr Foley sexually harassed them.
Mr Jones, himself a son of a Shotton steelworker, said: "I'd meet Shotton's John Powell on the squash courts of RAF Sealand and
worker director Jack Leonard Sunday mornings at h home in Salisbury St Shotton.
firms have had too little experience with worker board representation to have well-developed institutionalized roles for
worker directors. To describe how management and labor attempt to define
worker director roles, we draw on role theory from the social and organizational psychology literature (Biddle and Thomas 1966; Katz and Kahn 1978; Biddle 1979; Shaw and Costanzo 1982).
The new
worker directors will be trained in their duties and paid a full director's salary.
Bylaw, all sizable German companies are also required to split their boards between management and
worker directors.
Co-op bylaws provide for the gradual transition from community volunteer directors to
worker directors, as the latter gain knowledge and skills.
Why doesn't the Government introduce a lower band of Corporation tax (which they are considering) , conditional on companies subscribing to
worker directors and a registered profit-sharing scheme?
Zed, based in London, is managed co-operatively by its
worker directors and has no external shareholders.
A 16-strong management board of trustees would comprise three city councillors, six
worker directors, two service users and four community representatives.