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Productivity Team visits, on the use and dissemination of the
various U.S. Technical Assistance aids, and on seminars and
training programs. Some countries, like Belgium and Denmark,
organized inclusive across-the-board programs aimed at all sectors,
to cover management, engineering, marketing, material handling,
packaging and other areas important in productivity restructuring.
Germany followed the same course channeling its Productivity
restructuring activities through its long established RKW
organization for the rationalization of industry. The German
program was later enlarged to operate through ten District groups.
26.
The larger European nations had substantial Productivity
program staffs and complex organizations of sector, regional, and
local Productivity groups. The U.K. was alone in dispersing its
operations (with the exception of the numerous Productivity Teams)
through the delegation of projects and funds among a wide range of
private and public research, educational, and engineering
institutes. It relied on its strong industry associations and
labor unions to carry the burden of inter-plant exchanges and
training. France was unique in the scale, originality of
organization and comprehensive range of centralized, sector, and
regional programs. France evidenced the largest commitment of a
program to reach into every corner of the nation.
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