‘Progressive conservatism’: The evolution of paternalism as a means of management control at Michelin

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RP @businesshistory.bsky.social: This study examines how Michelin managed its workforce, showing that paternalism did not vanish with the rise of the welfare state, new labor regulations, or modern HR. doi.org/10.1080/0007... Bruno Cohanier & Charles Ri…

This study examines how Michelin managed its workforce, showing that paternalism did not vanish with the rise of the welfare state, new labor regulations, or modern HR. doi.org/10.1080/0007... Bruno Cohanier & Charles Richard Baker @routledaebuseco.bsk…

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