Organizational Climate
Synopsis
Describes and stresses the importance of maintaining a pleasant and productive work environment, in part by matching workers' needs with tasks. Offers strategies for assessing the climate within an organization and suggests techniques which can be used for improving the climate within a business environment. Focuses on the goal of improving the quality of work life for employees so that everyone, including the management team, workers, and the organization as a whole, will prosper
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