Introducing “medarbetarskap” as a concept facilitating work related relationships: Theoretical considerations in an airport change process.
(2007) The 2006 Annual Conference of the Europe Chapter of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society p.497-509- Abstract
- The Swedish Air Navigation Service Provider, Luftfartsverket, together with Stockholm-Arlanda airport are implementing a new socio-technical concept called collaborative decision making. New technology and work procedures in collaborative decision making are directly affecting all organizations in an airplane turn-round process, and indirectly affecting legislators, authorities, suppliers, and passengers. A change of this magnitude needs a holistic approach covering the relationships among affected stakeholders. Medarbetarskap is introduced as a theoretical, ideological, and practical concept focusing on relationships based on democratic values, free and open communication, and experiential learning processes. Furthermore, medarbetarskap... (More)
- The Swedish Air Navigation Service Provider, Luftfartsverket, together with Stockholm-Arlanda airport are implementing a new socio-technical concept called collaborative decision making. New technology and work procedures in collaborative decision making are directly affecting all organizations in an airplane turn-round process, and indirectly affecting legislators, authorities, suppliers, and passengers. A change of this magnitude needs a holistic approach covering the relationships among affected stakeholders. Medarbetarskap is introduced as a theoretical, ideological, and practical concept focusing on relationships based on democratic values, free and open communication, and experiential learning processes. Furthermore, medarbetarskap favours an intra-, and inter-organizational structure to align management/leadership, staff/workers, and work tasks at different systematic levels and different organizations to reach a common understanding of what is important in any given situation. From a psychological perspective, medarbetarskap facilitates learning via communication and reflection to develop knowledge about human behaviour and relationships from an individual to a societal level. The introduction of collaborative decision making will be examined from the starting-point that medarbetarskap facilitates the change process and daily operations at Stockholm-Arlanda airport by increasing horizontal and vertical collaboration, commitment, ability to influence, buy-in, empowerment, and by decreasing the gap between the technical and socio-organizational implementation process. (Less)
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- Bertlett, Johan LU ; Johansson, Curt R LU ; Arvidsson, Marcus LU and Akselsson, Roland LU
- organization
- publishing date
- 2007
- type
- Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding
- publication status
- published
- subject
- keywords
- change process, organisation, medarbetarskap, CDM, airport
- host publication
- Human Factors Issues in Complex System Performance
- editor
- de Waard, Dick ; Hockey, Bob ; Nickel, Peter and Brookhuis, Karel
- pages
- 497 - 509
- publisher
- Shaker Verlag
- conference name
- The 2006 Annual Conference of the Europe Chapter of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society
- conference dates
- 2006-11-08
- ISBN
- 978-90-423-0325-6
- language
- English
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- yes
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- 1f6e7b58-d6e6-4cf0-8144-c3015e30ef39 (old id 602533)
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