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Dunlop says that certain people act (actors = managers, workers), in specific contexts (technological
characteristics, the market and distribution power of society) guided by a body of rules. The actors
establish the “rules” The people in the system share certain ideas – this holds the system together
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1. 1 Reference: Study guide

Dunlop says that certain people act (actors = managers, workers), in specific contexts (technological
characteristics, the market and distribution power of society) guided by a body of rules. The actors
establish the “rules” The people in the system share certain ideas – this holds the system together
2. 4 Reference: Study Guide

Social Corporatism - is a social democratic order where the state allows the other key interest
groups to be full participants in the process of formulating certain state policies and in making certain
key governance decisions
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4. 1 Refer to chapter 2 in the prescribed book (CH 2.2.3 p37-38)

The formal dimension. The parties have specific rights and duties which are based on official
agreements between them, which may be individual or collective. The formal dimension is
characterised by certain agreements, rules, laws, regulations and formalities, which focus on the




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official control of the individual and/or the collective dimensions. Whether the (individual, formal)




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employment contract is written or verbal, it is an agreement which the parties have with each other.




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Distributive justice Refer to the distribution of the conditions and the goods which affect individual well-
being - psychological, social and economic. Justice and the perceptions that the parties to the
employment relation-ship have of this concept, are central to employment relations. The pre-scribed
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book identifies three kinds of justice: distributive, procedural and individual. Distributive justice focuses
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on the perceived fairness of distributions or outcomes. A simple example of this kind of justice would
be the way employees perceive their compensation when compared to that of others. In South Africa
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there is huge disparity between the compensation packages of the senior executives in organisations
and employees on lower ranks, and this creates perceived distributive injustice. Distribution decisions
can be based on the following three criteria: - Equality – everyone gets exactly the same distribution
(family with 4 children - all will get the same amount of sweets) Need – allocation is based on who
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need to goods most ( in a ER @ hospital , the worst affected will get urgent attention) Equity -the
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reward are based on how much the person contribute (banks give better interest to those who have
lots of money with them)
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Organising- essentially about getting the infrastructure in place that would enable work to be done to
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achieve what has been planned for
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9. 4 Reference: Study guide
General Management Factors
- Certain management decisions are traditionally regarded as being purely the prerogative of
management.



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