The aim of the paper is to discuss work organization characteristics and models of human re-source management adopted in firms with different employee involvement practices, industrial relations, and firm performances.
The paper presents the main results of a research on a representative set of manufacturing firms localized in the Italian province of Reggio Emilia, in Emilia-Romagna.
In accordance with the recent theoretical and empirical literature on organizational changes at the firm level - which distinguishes between different typologies of firm organization, ford-taylorist vs. learning organization -, our empirical findings identify techno-organizational changes, adoption of best work practices, and co-operative industrial relations as strategic factors for superior firm performances
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