0 relationships between groups of people, especially between workers in a place of work, or the study of these relationships
1 the relationships between groups of people, especially between different workers in an organization or business:
2 the study of the relationships between groups of people in an organization or business, or a system used for improving these relationships:
Human relations with these then depend on the nature of the interest in the plant resource and on the nature of the being inhabiting it.
Once this report was published, its research-based call for music in the workplace was seized upon by other bodies within the human relations school.
Given that achieving it at all depended on the flux of human relations, balance was often lost.
These concepts include goal-directed activity, human relations, mediation, history, and culture.
The human relations reform movement, from which factory music sprang, was not simply about creating new techniques of power to increase efficiency and profits.
The clinician should help patients reevaluate their human relations or make good ones new.
All such factors are crucially important to understanding human relations in a region known for its extremely stratified society.
If our industrial conditions are healthy and sound, all our other human relations must be healthy and sound.
