Asked by Amneesh Rehal on Jul 02, 2024

Employee involvement groups (EIs) are groups of highly trained individuals using consensus decision making to perform independent job tasks and solve problems.

Employee Involvement Groups

Teams or committees of workers who are involved in making decisions regarding the workplace operations or policies.

Consensus Decision Making

A group decision-making process that seeks agreement and acceptance of all participants on a decision, ensuring all voices are heard and considered.

Highly Trained

Describing individuals or a workforce that has undergone extensive education, training, and skill development in their respective fields.

  • Understand the principles and advantages of utilizing work teams to improve job performance.