Managers as monitors: An analysis of the non-executive role of senior executives in UK companies

Article Abstract:

The behaviour of company management is often monitored by non-executive directors. Research is presented which examines the extent of this practice in the UK.

United Kingdom, Accounting and auditing, Practice, Business enterprises, Corporate officers

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Perceived environmental uncertainty, entry mode choice and satisfaction with EC-MNC performance

Article Abstract:

Research is presented describing the study of entry-level choice making decision techniques for companies entering the global market.

Methods, Business, Industrial organization

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The impact of multiple commitments on intentions to resign: an empirical assessment

Article Abstract:

Research into the way employees view loyalty and commitment to work when considering resigning is discussed.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Workers, Employee resignations, Employee attitudes

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