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Can second‐chance provisions increase the effectiveness of penalty contracts? Evidence from a quasi field experiment
1 INTRODUCTION Organizations often use penalty-based contracts (e.g., Beilfuss, 2018), particularly manufacturing firms (often suppliers of multinational companies) in developing countries. For example, all 10 electronics factories investigated by China Labor Watch in 2010–2011 use penalty-based contracts that penalize employees for producing poor-quality products, not meeting production quotas, or not achieving other metrics (China Labor Watch, 2012a).
Anne Wu on Chinatowns, Immigration, and the Unfinished
Skip to main content July 21, 2021 10:24am Anne Wu: A Patterned Universe, 2021, stainless steel, rigid insulation foam, tinted joint compound, PVC roof panel, tarp, plastic packing rope, cast and found objects, 10 by 20 by 12 feet; at the Shed, New York.
Starting a Mental Health Tech Company? Here’s what you should know.
Speakers in front from left to right: Moderator Danielle Ramo, Panelists Margaret Laws, Alyson Friedensohn, and Sarah Seegal. June 19, 2019. Here’s what our panelists had to say: As Seegal notes, the mental health technology space is not one that operates in a silo. Only through interdisciplinary collaboration can any company truly make an impact in the space.
Starting a Mental Health Tech Company? Here’s what you should know. — HackMentalHealth
We invited the industry’s leading thought leaders: Margaret Laws, CEO & President of Hopelab Alyson Friedensohn, CEO & Co-founder of Modern Health Sarah Seegal, CEO & Co-founder Affect Mental Health Danielle Ramo PhD,Director of Research Operations at Hopelab Here’s what our panelists had to say: Deeply partner across disciplines. As Seegal notes, the mental health technology space is not one that operates in a silo.
How Tech-Savvy College Students Are Hacking Mental Health
Welcome to our new section, Thrive on Campus, devoted to covering the urgent issue of mental health among college and university students from all angles. If you are a college student, we invite you to apply to be an Editor-at-Large, or to simply contribute (please tag your pieces ThriveOnCampus). We welcome faculty, clinicians and graduates to contribute as well. Read more here.
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