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    Guest service staff needs to have a high degree of skill variety, including conceptual, physical, technical and people skills. With the conceptual skill, employees will be able to formulate the process and solve problems. The main task for guest service staff is to do various jobs to help with customers’ needs and understand the entire guest experience in diverse ways. To keep the flexible schedule, the staff must be organized and willing to be deployed wherever needed in their working period.…

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    In 2011, Laschinger, Leiter, Day, and Gilin-Oore mentioned how Civility, Respect, and Engagement in the Workplace [CREW] are things that everyone looks for in their job. However, Laschinger and his colleagues feel that [CREW] is still not visible in the nursing field. To solve these issues, Laschinger and his colleagues emphasize how having structural empowerment can influence job satisfaction, work engagement, and trust management. Structural empowerment is when an employee enters social…

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    They utilize most of their daytime hours in classrooms. Traditional schooling also requires daily commuting and travel to schools. Therefore, various barriers of travel such as adverse weather or expensive transport charges may lead to student absenteeism. Consequently, it may lead to the poor performance of students. Online schooling is convenient, nevertheless, factors such slow internet connection or electricity disruptions may make it…

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    The case study mentions job enrichment for these possible issues: delays in decision making, low morale, low accountability, boredom, mediocrity, skill leveling, careless errors, tardiness, absenteeism, low morale. However, experts state that work overload is the primary cause of stress (Li and Shani 1991, 121). In other words, job enrichment isn’t a silver bullet. It is still important for managers to constantly monitor the employees to…

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    have been through the ranks will have adequate knowledge of the brand and already be indoctrinated in the culture. Southwest provides activities such as party with purpose; one call center has bingo, which has helped increase concentration and cut absenteeism (Phelps, 2012), in a small city where recruiting was difficult they had employees bring friends to a company party, resulting in a cost of $3.50 per person hired that day (Phelps, 2012). Technology Development Along with the rapid…

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    strong motivation and great satisfaction to the leaders who dictate terms. Therefore, the autocratic leadership style yield better results when great speed is needed. To the contrary, sometimes this style might leads to frustration, low morale and conflicts among subordinates. Most of the subordinates also tend to shirk responsibility and initiative. Democratic style is where the leader decentralises and assigns high authority to his subordinates. This type of leader makes a final decision only…

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    Pathogens In Food

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    harbored in the intestines of otherwise healthy animals, and spread on the carcass surface during slaughter (Hilbert et al., 2014). Salmonella species remains a leading cause of food poisoning in the developed world, resulting in multiple cases of absenteeism, illness, hospitalization and death each year (CDC 2006). Salmonella is one of the microorganisms most frequently associated with food borne outbreaks of illness. Meat products in general and poultry, in particular, are the most common…

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    Figure 2.8.2: Herzberg’s two factor theory Highly satisfied Area of satisfaction (Motivators influence level of satisfaction) Motivators Achievement Recognition Responsibility Work itself Personal growth Neither satisfied nor Area of dissatisfaction Dissatisfied Hygiene factors: working conditions Pay and security Company policies Supervisors Interpersonal relationship…

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    workplace is good to have for several reasons. One of the reasons to have it is for the safety of others, where an employee can come to work without having the fear of being treated differently. If this does not exist; I believe it can lead to absenteeism, quitting or a possible chance of employee suicide. The second reason to have gender equality is for the reputation of the company. A business wants the people to know that working at the company is great and they want to attract more…

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    Business Vs Public Health

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    The wellbeing of society is of common interest to public health organizations, and private establishments. Unfortunately, public health and private business often meet each other with skepticism due to “differences in mission, perspectives, and priorities” (Majestic, 2009). A collaboration between public health agencies and private business leads to a reciprocal partnership that is mutually beneficial, and benefits everyone. Due to an ever-changing landscape in public health, a collaboration…

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