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'Example of a sickly Written Report â€Å" escaped Bolts? ” February 30, 1973 The fool out-of-door â€Å"Loose Bolts? ” is an analysis of what became known as the Lordstown syndrome by business week magazine. Interviews with pro permitarians, fore custody, and totality officials in this bring show how a bored and dissatisfied works turns off cars (Chevy Vegas) with major flaws. I recommend this film to anyone interested in the study of worker attitudes. †Paul Marshall, Professor of Management, Harvard Business tutor The filmmaker is skillful and perceptive in portraying the boredom and hopelessness of the men in this factory. ” †Roberta Peterson This case involves inserting ourselves at the anus train of precaution who supervise approximately many workers on an assembly line at the Lordstown, Ohio, GM fructify in 1972. Our aim is to come up with some meaning(prenominal) differences we could have made as a foremen in improving employee-manage ment relations at that time. Our primary goal is to alter worker-management relationships.From Loose Bolts, â€Å"The ideal foreman could not let the people he managed know he is in agreement with them. If he is in sympathy with the people, he is dead as a foreman or as a supervisor. He’s wooly the ballgame as far as conducting his job satisfactorily as a member of management. ” If we read this quote and guess in it, our analysis should stop business here, it aint worth wasting our time no more…. but we believe their be some things foremen could have been done to improve lots and lots of things in the plant.High management often referred to assembly line workers as idiots. In spite of this, it was not prerequisite for a foreman to continue this expression and treat and refer to his subordinates as â€Å"idiots”, or treat them like dumb asses. It aint that big(a) to treat people with a small r-e-s-p-e-k-t. Workers had suggestions about how to impro ve work cognitive operation on the assembly line, but the dotty foremen never passed them along to upper management. another(prenominal) quote from â€Å"Loose Bolts? â€Å", â€Å"The whole plant runs on fear.Everybodys scared, from the top down. ” â€Å"General Motors merchandise foremen from existing GM plants. General Motors indeed inadvertently channeled the energies and sympathies of ambitious young workers away from the company and into union activism. From the beginning, the plant was a site of labor-management conflict. ” (Joseph A. Arena, â€Å"The Little Car that Did cypher Right: the 1972 Lordstown Assembly Strike, the Chevrolet Vega, and the Unraveling of Growth political economy”) Lee Iacoocoo CEO, Chrysler Motors\r\n'