Golden Rule Urged in Modern Management
Management consultant says behavioral science experts are rediscovering the Golden Rule as a guide to human relations in the workplace. The idea dates back centuries and is being applied to improve organizational culture and leadership.
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C.G. McDaniel
Chicago
Engaged Sherry Ann McKenzie to John Dessonville
Engaged couple Sherry Ann McKenzie of Eden Prairie Minnesota and John Dessonville of Madison Minnesota announce their engagement. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKenzie and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Dessonville. Both are seniors in agriculture at the University of Minnesota St. Paul campus and plan a June 11 1977 wedding in Dawson Minnesota.
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Carbondale
John Robert Dessonville
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Golden Rule urged as core of humane management
Leonard J. Gordon argues through his booklet Golden Rule Supervision that the principle transcends religion and should guide employee relations. He says management must communicate, involve workers in decisions, and supervise as one would want to be supervised, noting science cannot replace this human approach.
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Leonard J. Gordon
L. J. Gordon Associates
Urbana
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