ORGANIZATIONAL RESPONSES TO LEGAL LIABILITY: EMPLOYEE EXPOSURE TO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, VERTICAL INTEGRATION, AND SMALL FIRM PRODUCTION.

Jay Bryan Barney; Frances L. Edwards; Al H. Ringleb

doi:10.2307/256376

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ORGANIZATIONAL RESPONSES TO LEGAL LIABILITY: EMPLOYEE EXPOSURE TO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, VERTICAL INTEGRATION, AND SMALL FIRM PRODUCTION.

Academy of Management Journal 35(2): 328-349

Article 1992 English

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Organizations face an increasingly litigious environment. We examined responses to one class of legal threats: liability stemming from employees' on-the-job exposure to hazardous materials. We empi...

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