Showing posts with label culture. labor relations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label culture. labor relations. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Chinese-Ghanaian Employment Relations
The 2012 edition of Ethnic and Racial Studies contains an article by Karsten Giese and Alena Thiel titled "The Vulnerable Other--Distorted Equity in Chinese-Ghanaian Employment Relations." It analyses Chinese-Ghanaian employment relations from the perspectives of psychological contract, cross-cultural equity expectations and foreignness. Mutually contradictory, culturally grounded expectations regarding their employment relationship are central to the understanding of conflict between Chinese employers and Ghanaian employees.
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China,
culture. labor relations,
employment,
Ghana,
race
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