Employment and Training) reports suggest that most employers find it difficult to recruit suitable number of graduates who can communicate while working in a team‚ analyse problem or manage their individual learning of new skills (Holden and Jameson‚ 2002). One of the most direct causes to this problem is the scarcity of quality graduates in the labour market‚ the graduates are accused for not being able to suit the graduates’ labour market needs. Employers recognize the number of technical skills possessed
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MONITORING EMPLOYEE E-MAIL: EFFICIENT WORKPLACES VS. EMPLOYEE PRIVACY Employer monitoring of electronic mail constitutes an emerging area of the law that is clearly unsettled at this point in time. This iBrief demonstrates that the privacy rights of non public-sector employees are relatively unprotected by the federal and state constitutions‚ broad judicial interpretations of enacted privacy legislation favor legitimate employer-monitoring practices‚ and many of the elements of common law claims are
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Robin Schaeffer UNV -104 June 23‚ 1013 "Turk" Ciftcikara‚ M. Ed. Should Employers Monitor Internet Use? The twenty-first century is in full swing and technology changes almost daily. This increase in technology‚ however‚ is a double-edged sword for many employers. New computer and internet capabilities allow for faster production‚ more efficient order processing‚ online banking‚ computerized record keeping and even allows employees to work from virtually anywhere with smart phones‚ mobile
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Working for yourself vs. working for employer When it comes to work‚ there is no way around it. We have to work whether it will be ourselves or some one. There are differences and similarities to both whether working for yourself or someone else. But the differences of self business have greater importance than the work of employer. First Difference between self employment and employment is freedom. When we choose to work‚ a lot of thoughts come to mind such as “Will I wake up so early tomorrow
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Introduction Nowadays there were some increasing demands on working scenario in Malaysia. The Malaysian employers demand for a higher education personnel that can be call as a “work ready” graduates with some adequate soft skills. All of the employers wanted to have graduates that have a discipline-specific knowledge and hard and soft skills; relevant work experience (typically attained a part time job). The lack of soft skills has contributed greatly to graduate unemployment‚ besides factors
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SAS Institute’s “Best Employer Award” is based largely on its financial success and the overwhelming job satisfaction its employees report. From free health care to copious amounts of M&Ms‚ SAS spares no cost to keep their “chief assets” happy‚ for‚ as their CEO / majority owner says "Contented cows give more milk". Still‚ today’s talented workers are not apt to spend the majority of their careers at one company because of luxurious perks. The truth is that what seems like random and excessive
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our recommended solutions with one of the problems illustrated through a skit which can be found under Appendices. Introduction Singapore faces the problem of an ageing workforce which brings about new opportunities and challenges faced by employers and government and how they respond to an aging population.
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What are the top ten skills that employers want? Based on a number of surveys on the skills required by graduates undertaken by Microsoft‚ Target Jobs‚ the BBC‚ Prospects‚ NACE and AGR and other organisations‚ here is our summary of the skills which were most often deemed important. VERBAL COMMUNICATION 1 Able to express your ideas clearly and confidently in speech TEAMWORK 2 Work confidently within a group COMMERCIAL AWARENESS 3 Understand the commercial realities affecting the
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References: Pitney Bowes. (2011). www.pb.com Porter‚ M. E.‚ & Baron‚ J. F. (2009‚ February 24). Pitney Bowes: Employer Health Strategy. Harvard Business School Case Study.
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Determining the factors that influence an industry is a basic step to analyse the study which helps to develop competitive advantage in the market. Through potters generic strategies it can be analysed how British petroleum differentiate in the market as compared to its competitors which makes an appeal to their valuable customers on the basis of their quality‚ innovation and responsibilities achieved.Analysis of the Competitive Environment of British Petroleum This paper is basically about the
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