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Investors in People awards. Design/methodology/approach – Explains the background to the awards and the consequences of winning … development, recognition and rewards, quality management, empowerment, career development and performance appraisal. Practical …
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's approach to recruitment, training, internal communications, appraisals, recognition, rewards, benefits and community …
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prominently in several Great Place to Work awards. Design/methodology/approach – This paper details the company’s policies in the … areas of recruitment, induction, training, leadership, teamwork, recognition, communication, empowerment and community … recognition provides more engaged, more productive employees who drive the company’s performance. Social implications – This paper …
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open rewards and recognition system to run in parallel with reformed performance evaluation. Social implications – Provides …
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automotive industry – recently won the people‐development company prize at the 2003 Welsh Business Awards.  …
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An award‐winning equality scheme has helped almost to treble the proportion of senior‐management jobs held by women at Wakefield Council over the last six years. When the Stepping Up scheme was launched, in 1996, 69 percent of the council’s employees were women, but only 13 percent of...
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Loop Customer Management, which has been transformed from a public‐sector utility company to a private‐sector customer‐relationship management (CRM) organization, was recently named one of the best places to work in the UK. Loop, based in Bradford, West Yorkshire, was listed by The Sunday...
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A major restructuring program helped a developer and manufacturer of advanced scientific instrumentation to reduce its huge backlog of work, improve on‐time delivery and regain its place as a world leader in its field. Central to the restructuring at the UK’s 420‐employee Oxford...
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Flexible working available on request, external counseling, and stress awareness and time‐management courses are helping to keep down the stress levels at Keoghs, a UK firm of solicitors. Fewer than 17 percent of staff reported ill effects because of pressure of work over the past year,...
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Purpose – Describes how the former warehouse manager at UK furniture‐installation company Rubicon Developments Ltd was trained to become a top manager and so free the firm's two directors to spend more time obtaining new business and diversifying the company. Design/methodology/approach –...
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