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Employee Championing and Involvement

As more organizations allow workers to use personal technology devices for business purposes, new policies are needed to govern their use.

Catalyst reports that when it comes to top talent, women lag in advancement, compensation, and career satisfaction and in order to combat this systematic gender inequity, companies must better develop highly talented women.

You may need to consider the following steps when managing difficult or poorly performing employees.

The art of listening is the secret key to unveiling hidden intentions and taming any form of difficult behaviour.

In today’s marketplace, where companies seek a competitive edge, motivation is key for talent retention and performance.

Managing work/life and work/family relationships has become an increasingly important diversity and productivity challenge for employers.

There is no better way to motivate the team than to lead the way in practice. 

Research finds compelling evidence that employees who feel trusted have a greater sense of responsibility and give better performance.  

This case study gives students the experience of practicing, through simulation, how to manage issues such as board governance and leadership, chain of command, flexible work arrangements and resistance to change.

Changing demographics in the U.S. labor force and in other developed countries such as the United Kingdom (U.K.) and recruitment challenges in some organizations have encouraged more employers to consider work-life balance