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5.1.3.3. Structure - Employee participation in plan development

Participation of employees’ at all (relevant) levels is often desired and in some case also required (by legislation).

The legislative requirements left aside, benefits from involving employees include:

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Making use of their knowledge and experience in the specific activities to be carried out

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Obtaining their buy-in to reduce any possible resistance to change that may occur during implementation.

Employee involvement would then be desired at the development stage where activities are being formulated as well as during any change/improvement processes that may come out of the actual implementation (see 03.7 and 04.).

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 "A manager tends to secure most effective results - through and with others - by performing the management work of planning, organizing, leading and controlling."