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That the authority rests solely with the management with no right to anyone to challenge it is the basis of the:
Pluralist approach
System approach
Unitary approach
Social action approach
- Pluralist approach: This approach suggests that the workplace is made up of diverse groups with different interests, and power is distributed across various parties, such as management and trade unions.
- System approach: Views the organization as an interrelated system. It emphasizes the interaction between different components of an organization, both internal and external, focusing on how they influence each other.
- Unitarist approach: Centralized authority resides solely with management. It highlights a team-oriented environment where conflicts are seen as rare, and loyalty to the organization is prioritized.
- Social action approach: Focuses on individual and collective social actions and their effects on shaping society and behaviors within an organization.
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