- Type of paper
: Book
Title: Technology and organisation
- Authors:
- Haladin, Stjepan (16722)
- Editors
- Đukan, Petar
Publisher: Društvo za organizaciju građenja Republike Hrvatske
ISBN: 953-96245-1-7
Year: 1993
Number of pages: 296
Language: hrvatski
Keywords: work, technic, technology, industrijalisation, sociotechnical system, organisation, kvalification structure, construction, site, construction company
- Type of paper
: Paper in journal
Title: Croatian constructors working in Germany
- Authors:
- Haladin, Stjepan (16722)
Journal: Građevinar
Number: 10
ISSN: 0350-2465
Volume: 45
Year: 1993
Pages: from 579 to 584
Language: hrvatski
Summary: The procedure, analysis and interpretation of the survey
coveringa sample of construction workers from croatian companies engagedon
construction project in Germany is thoroughly presented in thepaper. The
principal aim of the survey was to empiricallydetermine and valorize
factors that make croatian workers muchmore productive when working in
other countries. The surveyconfirmed some hypoteses but also pointed to
some factors thatwere not given adequate attention in earlier studies.
Keywords: construction worker, survey, treatment, interpretation, company, productivity
- Type of paper
: Paper in proceedings
Title: Basic guidelines in developing construction industry in
Croatia and its inclusion in Europe
- Authors:
- Lončarić, Rudolf (117735)
Proceedings title: Radni sabor, Graditelji u obnovi Hrvatske
Language: hrvatski
Place: Brijuni, Hrvatska
Year: 1992
Pages: from 43 to 48
Meeting: Radni sabor, Graditelji u obnovi Hrvatske
Held: from 06/25/92 to 06/27/92
Summary: New political system has enabled and requires a
marketingapproach in the construction industries according to the
modernEuropean standards. The paper brings the guidelines fordevelopment of
building with maximally mechanized and automatizedproduction of
constructions. Rationalisations in organisation andtechnology based on
electronic data processing in the basic trendin such developments.
Keywords: organisation, market, mechanization, racionalisation, technology
- Type of paper
: Paper in proceedings
Title: Sociological aproach to organization in civil engineering
- Authors:
- Haladin, Stjepan (16722)
- Editors
- Horner, R.M.W.
- Žaja, Marko
Proceedings title: Zbornik radova, IV. jugoslavenski simpozij "Organizacija građenja"
Language: hrvatski
Place: Dubrovnik
Year: 1991
Pages: from 519 to 529
Meeting: IV. jugoslavenski simpozij "Organizacija građenja"
Held: from 04/22/91 to 04/24/91
Summary: Intense industrialization lately taking place in
civilengineering may be compared with the identical process in themajority
of industrial branches some hunderd years ago. Acomparative analysis of
this process can explain the fact thatpresently a Tayloristic concept of
prganization prevalis in civilengineering, just as it dominated in other
fields during theinitial phases of technological development, these
othersbranches of activity encountered seriousorganizational
problems,painstakingly discovering solutions. Civil engineering will soonbe
confronted with the same problem and should promptly startappying proven
solutions to avoid unnecessary strayng andmistakes. The purpose of this
study is to point out thesesolutions.
Keywords: industrialisation, industrial revolution, construction organisation, technological derminisation, system theory, sociotechnicl system
- Type of paper
: Paper in proceedings
Title: Technology and the organizational in the construction
industry
- Authors:
- Mraović, Branka
- Editors
- Horner, R.M.W.
- Žaja, Marko
Proceedings title: Organizacija građenja
Language: hrvatski
Place: Dubrovnik
Year: 1991
Pages: from 613 to 620
Meeting: IV. jugoslavenski simpozij "Organizacija građenja"
Held: from 04/22/91 to 04/24/91
Summary: The results of this research have confirmed ou working
hypoteses, i.e. woking conditions do not improve, nor does job satisfaction
increase, with increased technical-technological complexity in the
construction industry, but the centralization of the decision-making
process increases, which means that the inhuman consequences of the
division of labour are not compensated for by a redistribution of power
within the organization. Our initial dilemma regarding the emancipatory or
destructive role of technological development has been solved
pesimistically by this research, because there ae more arguments in favour
of the dehumanizing omplications.
Keywords: Technical-technological complxity, satisfaction, decision-making process, redistribution of power
- Type of paper
: Data base
Title:
- Authors:
- Haladin, Stjepan (16722)
- Palašek, D.
- Belić, S.
- Mraović, Branka
- Type of paper
: Other
Title:
- Authors:
- Haladin, Stjepan (16722)
- Palašek, D.
- Palašek, D.
Type of work: Tiskano kao interni materijal za Građevinski fakultet u Zagrebu, lipanj 1995.
Language: hrvatski
