Staff Turnover as a Possible Threat to Knowledge Loss Urbancová Hana‚ Linhartová Lucie Abstract The article focuses on labour turnover as a potential threat to knowledge loss. Labour turnover results in an organizations inability to ensure knowledge continuity. In this study‚ induction was used to identify factors within organizations that determine employees’ exit from organizations. The verifiability of these factors was tested by means of correlation and regression. Subsequently‚ the presented
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Introduction The study of motivation aims to facilitate understanding of what prompts employees to initiate action‚ what influences their choice of action and why they persist in such action over time. Motivation is important to business practitioners since it assists in seeking high performance within organisations. While effective employee motivation improves productivity‚ it also generates challenges for managers to channel motivation towards the accomplishment of organisational goal. This essay
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NURSING STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF WORKING WITH STAFF NURSES by Sharon Holly Jones A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Nursing in Nursing MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY Bozeman‚ Montana April 2010 ©COPYRIGHT by Sharon Holly Jones 2010 All Rights Reserved ii APPROVAL of a thesis submitted by Sharon Holly Jones This thesis has been read by each member of the thesis committee and has been found to be satisfactory regarding content
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How Much Does Labour Turnover Cost? A Study of Australian Four- and Five-Star Hotels Abstract Purpose: Employee turnover is a significant challenge for Human Resource Management (HRM) strategies and organisational performance. This study presents findings drawn from an extensive survey of labour turnover in the Australian accommodation sector. A particular focus is placed on turnover rates and costs. Design/methodology/approach: Based on labour turnover literature and an industry panel‚ an online
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Causes and Prevention of Burnout in Human Service Staff Paper BSHS/462—Building Community in Organizations Jeffrey Codner November 1‚ 2010 Causes and Prevention of Burnout in Human Service Staff Paper Burnout is a condition that can affect people in different ways and in all career choices. Burnout is also a condition that is brought on by stressors that have built up in an individual’s professional and personal life. Burnout can cause employees to become disillusioned and develop a non-caring
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BSBHRM405A Support the recruitment‚ selection and induction of staff Assessment Booklet Unit Code: BSBHRM405A Unit Title: Support the recruitment‚ selection and induction of staff Trainer Comments: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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as in the existence of a worldwide connection of communication networks that make information available to users e.g. computers‚ satellites. • The harmonisation of some important characteristic feature such as the alignment of systems of pay and benefits. •
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is a man (woman) who has the ability to get people to do what they don’t want to do‚ and like it – Harry S. Truman (1954) Few organization and management issues have attracted as much interest and research work as leadership. From politics to the business world to military institutions‚ people are always searching for that someone‚ whom they called LEADER‚ to lead and inspire the people to achieve success or to bring about change. So what is leadership? There are many definitions of leadership in
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Contents Question: What is Milton Freedman’s argument against companies having an overtly ethical policy and what are any of the alternative views? 2 1. What is ethics 3 2. What is ethics in business 3 3. Arguments made by Milton Friedman regarding on ethic in a business 5 4. Opinions on Milton Friedman arguments and alternative view 6 5. Example of business/company that have overtly ethics issues in the business 7 6. Conclusion from the example given 8 7. Overall conclusion for
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