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Employee relations are at the center of successful businesses.
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155 |
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If the CEO is the mind of the organization, employees are the heart. The corporate culture is the soul.
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166 |
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Most of the measured declines in employment participation have been coming from younger men, not early retirees.
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51 |
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The only reality that counts here is the employee’s reality, not senior management’s.
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437 |
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We need to get to the root of the matter – the source of employee indifference – and we need to address it.
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2 |
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…organizations with enthusiastic employees are, on average, much higher performing organizations than the rest.
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69 |
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Enthusiastic employees are caught up in the organization and identify with it, so its successes and failures become, in effect, the employees’ successes and failures.
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72 |
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Moderately satisfied employees… comprise a generally willing workforce… However, it is more of a passive loyalty. Enthusiastic employees don’t need to be asked.
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73 |
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Employee enthusiasm is… not just a feeling or an attitude; it is a motivated state, impelling people to action.
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73 |
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…most voluntary turnover occurs within the first year as people and their employers learn whether they’ve found the right fit.
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78 |