Perceived skills mobilisation: a theoretical framework and case study among polish workers in Norway

This article discusses the use of Polish workers in Norway. The focus will be on how and to what extent the overall skills set of Polish workers is used and whether mobilising a greater part of this skills base is regarded as a competitive advantage. I will present two case studies in order to illus...

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Main Author: Kjell Åge Gotvassli
Format: Article
Language:Portuguese
Published: Universidade Estadual do Oeste do Paraná 2014-04-01
Series:Informe Gepec
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Online Access:https://e-revista.unioeste.br/index.php/gepec/article/view/9398
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spelling doaj-744f0ece643743d3ba0fe7332246fa492021-10-01T19:59:06ZporUniversidade Estadual do Oeste do ParanáInforme Gepec1676-06701679-415X2014-04-0117110.48075/igepec.v17i1.93987094Perceived skills mobilisation: a theoretical framework and case study among polish workers in NorwayKjell Åge GotvassliThis article discusses the use of Polish workers in Norway. The focus will be on how and to what extent the overall skills set of Polish workers is used and whether mobilising a greater part of this skills base is regarded as a competitive advantage. I will present two case studies in order to illustrate and discuss some of the points in the theoretical framework, and the findings that have been made by others in relation to Polish workers in Norway. One finding is that by viewing Polish workers primarily as (cheap) labour, companies are missing out on many skills that they could have used to improve routines and products.https://e-revista.unioeste.br/index.php/gepec/article/view/9398EconomicsmobilityworkersPolishNorway
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Perceived skills mobilisation: a theoretical framework and case study among polish workers in Norway
Informe Gepec
Economics
mobility
workers
Polish
Norway
author_facet Kjell Åge Gotvassli
author_sort Kjell Åge Gotvassli
title Perceived skills mobilisation: a theoretical framework and case study among polish workers in Norway
title_short Perceived skills mobilisation: a theoretical framework and case study among polish workers in Norway
title_full Perceived skills mobilisation: a theoretical framework and case study among polish workers in Norway
title_fullStr Perceived skills mobilisation: a theoretical framework and case study among polish workers in Norway
title_full_unstemmed Perceived skills mobilisation: a theoretical framework and case study among polish workers in Norway
title_sort perceived skills mobilisation: a theoretical framework and case study among polish workers in norway
publisher Universidade Estadual do Oeste do Paraná
series Informe Gepec
issn 1676-0670
1679-415X
publishDate 2014-04-01
description This article discusses the use of Polish workers in Norway. The focus will be on how and to what extent the overall skills set of Polish workers is used and whether mobilising a greater part of this skills base is regarded as a competitive advantage. I will present two case studies in order to illustrate and discuss some of the points in the theoretical framework, and the findings that have been made by others in relation to Polish workers in Norway. One finding is that by viewing Polish workers primarily as (cheap) labour, companies are missing out on many skills that they could have used to improve routines and products.
topic Economics
mobility
workers
Polish
Norway
url https://e-revista.unioeste.br/index.php/gepec/article/view/9398
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