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Should employees engage in a company's decision making.
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[QUOTE="Abigael, post: 294485, member: 25357"] Employee inclusion in decision making is very important. They are part of the organization and so it is great that they get to participate too. It is true that including them does not mean that you are giving up control, you are just being inclusive. You don't need to call all the employees for the decision making meeting. You can just choose their representatives, that is why each department always has its leader. They can collect information from the others then deliver in the meeting. The employees will feel motivated and part of the family. They will also agree with the decisions easily because their opinions were heard. [/QUOTE]
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