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Despite the increased adoption of automated and other technologies, participatory management practices (PMP) are becoming more critical in today’s workplaces. However, past social theories are inadequate in contributing to this discussion, as they fail to recognize that technology and automation can coexist with PMP processes within firms. This working paper aims to revise PMP approaches and worker experiences with PMP within the Lean manufacturing system of production. A new revision of PMP and workers’ experiences may shed light on new conceptual frameworks regarding dignity at work.

Luis Felipe Camacho Carvajal, Universidad Central

Ph.D. in Planning, Governance, and Globalization. Research Associate Professor, Faculty of Business and Legal Sciences (FCEJ) of the Central University, Bogotá, Colombia.

Camacho Carvajal, L. F. (2020). The study of participatory management practices (PMP) within the lean manufacturing. Working Papers, (6), 1–26. Recuperado a partir de https://editorial.ucentral.edu.co/ojs_uc/index.php/wp_fcej/article/view/3324
Recibido 2024-02-28
Aceptado 2024-02-28
Publicado 2020-05-10