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managerial prerogative: a standalone construct

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Industrial relations

the domain of decisions that management claims as its own right to make without negotiation with employees or unions.

In industrial relations, managerial prerogative refers to the domain of decisions that management claims as its own right to make without negotiation with employees or unions. This meaning comes from Storey (1983) in Managerial prerogative and the question of control.[1]

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References

Storey, J. (1983). Managerial prerogative and the question of control. Routledge & K. Paul. ISBN 9780710092038

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