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    peaceful life. Work life balance is not a new concept and it also put more weightage on the values, attitudes and beliefs of women regarding their age to work in organizing and balancing their work and personal life. WLBPs have been found to increase employee control over time and place of work and…

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    Companies have been using different techniques and strategies to obtain the best employees for generations. The motivating factors used by many companies can range from initial impressions at an interview, incentive and perks, competitive benefit and compensation, to company branding as a whole. There are many things that companies and employers can do to improve the use of motivation factors. Building morale is imperative when trying to retain employees and for them to continue to be…

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    organization provides various benefits for a business. “To enhance employee performance, many organizations are increasingly using electronic performance monitoring” (“The Invisible Eye…” - Bhave, Devasheesh P, 1). A key element of a performance monitoring system is the comparison of actual performance of employees to a benchmark performance established by upper management. A system like such also establishes standards and measures…

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    The employees of a business/organization, regarded as a significant asset in terms of skills and abilities. What are some of the key area’s in this area? There are six duties within this area these are: Recruitment, Safety, Employee Relations, Compensation and Benefits, Compliance and Training and Development. Recruitment Staffing services play an important role in developing the employer 's workforce. They advertise job postings, and find people prepared to work, screen applicants, conduct…

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    Outsourcing Paper

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    1) Has your organization outsourced any processes or parts of your organization? Explain. Have any processes or procedures been offshored? How has this impacted your view of diversity? How has this impacted diversity in your organization? If your company has not outsourced or offshored any processes or procedures, answer these questions in a broader context regarding the impact on your individual perceptions and organizational perceptions? I don’t think my organization has outsourced any…

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    divided by twenty-six working day divided by eight hours of working hours. For overtime, the employer paid overtime based on their working hours which is calculated such as; hours of overtime times one point five. This overtime are calculated when the employee take overtime on usual working days and not include for public…

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    among companies, infamously earning the nickname “dead peasant insurance” along the way. In this case, employers, usually of large companies, take out life insurance policies on low-level employees and receive payments in the circumstance that the employee dies. They originated when companies engaged in insuring high-level employees. For such positions, turnover is lower and the cost of recruiting new employees and training them is higher. To safeguard against the untimely death of a senior…

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    All these benefits are from the leadership of James; however, this wasn’t to mislead anyone that Lincoln Electric Company buys their employees’. “In the prologue to James F. Lincoln 's last book, Charles G. Herbruck writes regarding the foregoing personnel innovations:…

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    Okie Auto Parts Case Study

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    Parts, tried to focus on reducing the employee turnover rate which was originally at 9.8%. We believed that by implementing certain programs, improving training, and making the work environment more diverse we could reduce the turnover rate. This would lead to improved morale and ultimately improved product quality since we would retain employees and they would gain experience with their job. We implemented a Performance Appraisal System to improve employee morale and productivity. If the top…

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    Microsoft Case Study

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    Microsoft had a big break in the 1980’s when IBM began to develop the first Personal Computer, also known as a PC. IBM had asked Microsoft to sign a contract with them in order for IBM to gain a workable program for the PC and provide an operating system. Microsoft took the contract and created the world’s leading PC for IBM. After a few other contracts Microsoft bought the PC from IBM and soon out sold their products. Microsoft now had the PC’s and the software to compete and beat all the…

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