Epidemiology, Practices Management and Corporate Social Responsibility
A recent epidemiological study published in one of the most prestigious scientific journals in the area of management finds the following: More than 120,000 deaths each year and about 5% -8% of annual expenditure for health services (in the US) are attributed to the practices by which companies manage their human resources.
Contributor: Dr. PAVLOS VLACHOS
Academic Director of The ALBA MBA
Associate Professor of Marketing
Outlet: ICAP_Leading Employers
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