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The Management of organizations
In: McGraw-Hill Series in Management
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THE MEANING OF LINE AND STAFF
In: Southwestern Social Science Quarterly, Volume 43, Issue 1, p. 19-21
management practices are examined & the confusion re line & staff is found to be due to a failure to adequately define both. Line & staff are seen as functions & a typical org chart is presented. Next, they are viewed as an authority relationship. A redefinition of the terms is proposed: (1) From the viewpoint of the functions performed, a line official is one in the direct chain of command over those workers who directly accomplish enterprise objectives. Any other official is staff. (2) From the viewpoint of authority relationships, a line official is one who exercises relatively unlimited authority over a person to whom he gives directives. A staff official exercises authority only within his limited functional area. These definitions are not mutually exclusive, but should really be complementary to each other. M. Maxfield.
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Economic and organizational factors of data processing installations: some empirical findings concerning data processing for selected commercial applications in Louisiana
In: Louisiana business bulletin 24.1965,1
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