废物管理行业专业化的决定因素:英国和澳大利亚昆士兰的比较回顾

Q3 Business, Management and Accounting
G. Davis
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废物和回收行业是全球发展最快、最具活力的行业之一,对该行业及其从业人员的专业认可是这一发展的重要组成部分。本文比较了相对专业化的废物管理部门在英国与昆士兰州(澳大利亚)。虽然关于专业化的文献广泛,但越来越多的工作质疑专业化发生所需的参数。行业发展的规模和感知水平,诸如提供行业协会,培训和学术界(包括研究)等支持措施在这两个国家之间明显不同,虽然现有文献提供了与国家之间专业化差异的相应联系,但仍有几个因素未被考虑。虽然本文确定了英国废物管理部门实现专业化的关键因素。得出的结论是,昆士兰州的废物管理部门不会像英国那样朝着专业化的方向发展;相反,职业化将在一种新的模式下实现。
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Determinants for the professionalisation of the waste management industry: a comparative review of the UK and Queensland, Australia
The waste and recycling sector is one of the fastest growing and most dynamic global sectors, and the professional recognition of the industry and those who work within it is an essential part of this development. This paper compares the relative professionalisation of the waste management sector in the UK against that of Queensland (Australia). Whilst the literature on professionalisation is extensive, there is a growing body of work which questions the parameters required for professionalisation to occur. The size and perceived levels of development of the industry, the supporting measures such as the provision of industry associations, training and academia (including research) are clearly differentiated between these two countries, and whilst existing literature provides the corresponding link to the differences in professionalisation between countries, several factors remain unaccounted for. Whilst this paper identifies the critical elements under which the UK's waste management sector achieved professionalisation. It is concluded that the waste management sector in Queensland will not progress to professionalisation under the same characteristics as those in the UK; rather professionalisation will be achieved under a new model.
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International Journal of Environment, Workplace and Employment
International Journal of Environment, Workplace and Employment Business, Management and Accounting-Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management
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期刊介绍: IJEWM is a refereed reference and authoritative source of information in the field of environmental and waste management Together with its sister publications IJEP, IJETM and IJGEnvI, it provides a comprehensive coverage of environmental issues. It covers both engineering/technical and management solutions.
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