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1. Letters to the Editor.

Author

Buckley, Robert J., Clausen, A. W., Willers, T. F., Walker, W. A., Eberle, Edward R., Leman, Paul, Frey, John T., Davis, O. C., Andrews, Kenneth R., O'Leary, E. D., O'Brien, J. P., Chase, Walter F., Champagne, Jean, McCoskey, Bryan D., Hogge, A. C., Blundell, C. R., Cheek, Logan M., Bostin, Edward D., Filosa, Lawrence T., and Bice, Michael O.

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LETTERS to the editor, BUSINESS ethics, PERSONNEL management, HOSPITAL trustees, SEX discrimination in employment, COST effectiveness, HOSPITAL administration
Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "Can the Best Corporations Be Made Moral?" by Kenneth R. Andrews, "Cost Effectiveness Comes to the Personnel Function," by Logan M. Cheek, "Anatomy of a Hospital Trustee," by Godfrey G. Howard and "Equal Opportunity for Women Is Smart Business," by M. Barbara Boyle. All the articles appeared in the May-June 1973 issue.

Published
1973

2. Letters to the Editor.

Author

Rothstein, Ralph A., Albrecht, R. B., Gearing, G. E., Wilson, William L., McNomee, Bert, Daume, W. B., Levinson, Harry, Martin, James R., May, William F., Willers, T. F., Gomez, Philip J., Meese, William G., Sharbaugh, H. Robert, McLean, John G., Armstrong, Arthur O., Estes, Robert M., Hinkley, Jr., L. T., Lundberg, James T., Molpus, C. Manly, and Kennedy, Jr., A. M.

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LETTERS to the editor, EMPLOYEE motivation, CORPORATE directors, AUDITING of corporations, BUSINESS enterprises
Abstract

In this feature, readers comment on the following articles: "Asinine Attitudes Toward Motivation," by Harry Levinson (beginning on this page); "Outside Directors: More Vulnerable Than Ever," by Robert M.Estes (see page 48), "What Is a Corporate Social Audit?" by Raymond A. Bauer and Dan H. Fenn, Jr. (see page 169). After pondering the varied and often conflicting letters commenting on Harry Levinson's treatment of motivation in "Asinine Attitudes Toward Motivation," we decided to fix in our own minds the meaning of this apparently elusive term. According to Webster's Seventh New Collegiate Dictionary, "motivate" means to provide with a motive. A "motive," in turn, is something (such as a need or desire) that causes a person to act. Judging from the volume of reader response (letters are still coming in), Mr. Levinson's article was itself a true motivator in that it provided a need or desire for many people to act. Furthermore, the letter writers have likewise motivated Mr. Levinson. His response to his critics begins on page 47. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
1973

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