Who should be the respondent? Comparing predictive powers between managers' and employees' responses in measuring high-performance work systems practices

Author： Choi Jang-Ho  

Publisher： Routledge Ltd

ISSN： 1466-4399

Source： International Journal of Human Resource Management, Vol.25, Iss.19, 2014-10, pp. : 2667-2680

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