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Analysis: Corporate Leaders, It's Not About Them. It's About You.
… kinds of "cultural" changes won't get it done. Perhaps no other industry provides such vivid examples of organizational culture than professional football. Who wouldn't want to work for the New England Patriots, which seem to win every …
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Veterans Unprepared for Career Transition, Report States
Just 29 percent of veterans were confident about finding work that suited them, notes a May index released by Monster, down from 44 percent in November.
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Is There a Meaningful Distinction Between Workforce Planning and Succession Planning?
… competencies, interests and motivations, organization-wide, for investments in emerging leaders. Assessment of organizational culture and the leaders within: cultural competencies for diversity and inclusion management. Developing individualized …
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Q & A on Employee Engagement with Dr. John Sullivan
… slowing, you can then take actions to speed it up. 37. How well does Dr. Sullivan feel executives understand organizational culture and its role in performance? I have never met an executive that didn't feel that they fully understood their …
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SAP Gets 'saaSy' With SuccessFactors Acquisition
To some observers, SAP's acquisition of SuccessFactors gives the German conglomerate immediate credibility in SaaS—also called cloud computing.
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Behind the Management Shake-Up at Financial Firm LPL
Outsiders said such changes in management were to be expected in a company that has evolved over the past decade from a closely held, private firm to a publicly traded company with a market capitalization of $4 billion.
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Whistling While You Work
… Gebler, president of the Skout Group, based in Sharon, Massachusetts, which helps companies manage their organizational culture .Whistle-blower laws first applied to those working for the federal government, but have been expanded …
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Standing Up for Your Employees
Your organization is not a hockey team, but there is a lesson to learn from Peter Laviolette. If you have your employees' backs, they will reciprocate.
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Pet Projects
A growing number of employers let employees bring pets to work, especially dogs, a benefit, experts say, that reduces stress and increases employee loyalty.
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Gen Y Execs Shake Up Office Culture
Young, tech-savvy CEOs are transforming the workplace at New York startups.
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Doctors, Lawyers, Polish Online Image
Two years ago, Manhattan immigration lawyer Douglas Rosenthal created a YouTube video in which he offered tips for a Stokes interview—an interrogation to determine whether a foreign-born spouse has married a U.S. citizen simply for immigration benefits. While many viewers expressed gratitude for
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Conquering Fear and Workplace Retaliation
Let's take a step back and focus on the fear that triggers retaliation—the fear the causes leaders at all levels, from direct supervisory personnel to senior managers, to take action against an employee who raises a concern.
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Cleaning Up Your Supply Chain
Keeping tabs on the labor in the international industrial supply chain isn't easy, but many resources exist to help make sense of it.
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Worker Confidence Hits 4-Year High
The index is based on an online survey conducted by Harris Interactive on behalf of Randstad. It surveyed 1,399 employed U.S. adults, 18 years old and older between March 13 and March 15.
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Companies Pushing Workers Over the Limit
Like Charlie Chaplin's character in the comedy Modern Times about an assembly-line worker who loses it after tightening one bolt too many, HR consultant Art Quinn says that when employees are pushed to their limits, the workplace can be a dehumanizing place.
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Playing It Safe: A Look at Workplace Safety During the Roaring '20s and Now
To celebrate Workforce Management's 90th anniversary, we're running a series of articles looking at important workforce-related issues with a now-and-then theme. The first installment deals with workplace safety in the 1920s and what's going on in that area today. Next month, we look at the 1930s
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Apple and Foxconn: Beginning to See the Light
In remarkable moves, Apple and its major supplier Foxconn recently gave into public demands for better treatment of the workers who assemble electronic gadgets in China.
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How Big Is Your Year-End Bonus?
Nothing says more about China's booming auto market than the generous bonus given by the FAW-Volkswagen Automotive Co. The joint venture carmaker awarded its employees with a bonus that equals to 27 months of salary. On top of that, employees also received double salary for eight months this year.
