In a full form of open-book management, employee representatives vote on the amount of compensation paid to top-level management.

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In open-book management, while employees are often given access to financial information and may have input on various decisions, the specific compensation of top-level management is typically not determined by employee vote. Compensation decisions are usually made by the board of directors or a compensation committee.

In a Full Form of Open-Book Management, Employee Representatives Vote