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[ 2005-10-06 ]
With sickness absence reportedly costing employers an average of £522 per employee per year (or an average of 10 lost working days), there are good reasons to look closely at the root causes of absenteeism and, where possible, provide early intervention to support employees in regaining their health. But what are the differences between short-term and long-term absence, and how can you manage absence effectively? Leading stress management guru Carole Spiers provides the answers. by Carole Spiers
[ 2005-10-06 ]
November 2004’s publication of the Health and Safety Executive’s new Management Standards for work-related stress has focused the minds of many organisations on this increasingly serious workplace hazard. But what are the differences between pressure and stress? What are the telltale signs and symptoms? What’s the current legal position? And what role should managers be playing in helping to combat work-related stress? Leading stress management guru Carole Spiers provides the answers. by Carole Spiers
[ 2005-10-06 ]
The transitional period of returning to work after a prolonged period of sickness absence can be daunting for the employee AND their line manager - especially where the ill health revolved around a ‘stress at work’ issue. But what are the differing concerns of employers and employees, and how can a smooth transition back to the workplace be managed? Leading stress management guru Carole Spiers provides the answers. by Carole Spiers
[ 2005-10-06 ]
According to the results of a study presented at the annual conference of the British Psychological Society in April 2005, more than one in eight people admit to being bullied at work, and ganging up against the boss - often a middle manager - is on the increase. But what are ‘bullying behaviours’, and how can you tell if you yourself are being bullied? Leading stress management guru Carole Spiers provides the answers. by Carole Spiers
[ 2005-10-06 ]
Managing diversity isn’t just a moral and legal obligation, it can present tangible business benefits as well. But what is diversity? What are the benefits? How should you go about implementing a successful diversity policy - and how can external organisations help? Leading stress management guru Carole Spiers provides the answers. by Carole Spiers
[ 2005-10-06 ]
With the end of ‘a job for life’, the ticking of the demographic ‘time bomb’, and the ever-increasing pace of new technology, employers are having to consider a wide range of new working patterns that take account of this rapidly changing work climate. So what is the government’s position on these new ways of working; and what are the benefits and potential pitfalls for employers to avoid? Leading stress management guru Carole Spiers provides the answers. by Carole Spiers
[ 2005-10-06 ]
Events such as the Asian Tsunami, and the terrorist attacks in London, have focused the minds of the public on the issue of post trauma stress. But what are the effects of trauma, how do you deal with these, and when should you look for professional help? Leading stress management guru Carole Spiers provides the answers.
by Carole Spiers
[ 2005-10-06 ]
‘Resilience’ is the new buzzword for the process of adapting well in the face of adversity, trauma, tragedy, threats or other ‘stressors’. But what factors help to contribute to resilience, and how can you increase your resilience by managing stress effectively? Leading stress management guru Carole Spiers provides the answers. by Big4 Alumni
[ 2005-10-06 ]
Big Four Partnerships seem to dry and die. How's the Big4 mindset evolving on Big Four partnerships? by Monica M Burns
[ 2005-10-04 ]
To ensure longevity and productivity from your secretaries, you must treat her right. by Martin Day
[ 2005-10-03 ]
A cancerous growth of employee dissatisfaction can be lurking under the surface of your organisation. Find it, treat and cured it with the help of online surveys. by Alan Fairweather
[ 2005-09-29 ]
Do you want to motivate and have a good relationship with
the people in your team? This article reveals a "must do"
tactic to make your life easier.
by Martin Day
[ 2005-09-28 ]
Few management tools are as effective, adaptable and easy to use as the online survey. This low cost resource can be used by almost anyone to help manage businesses large and small. Once the ease of conducting online surveys has been appreciated, understanding the multitude of possibilities will soon follow. by Alan Fairweather
[ 2005-09-27 ]
This article reveals 10 simple steps to minimise the fear of
Public Speaking. Find out how to make it so much easier and
do it a whole lot better.
by Alan Fairweather
[ 2005-09-25 ]
This article reveals the three secrets of team motivation.
Find out how to build a highly motivated team who don't take
time off work, don't keep looking for other jobs and make a
positive contribution to your business.
by Martin Day
[ 2005-09-21 ]
Creating an online survey is very straight forward but how do you go about promoting the survey so that it is directed at the right people and you generate a meaningful sample. by Jim symcox
[ 2005-09-14 ]
What sort of training can a business do that has no impact on the day to day business? Find out how. by Alan Cutler
[ 2005-09-12 ]
An introduction to Alan Cutler's The Leadership Jigsaw. A model of best practice for managers who are striving to don the mantle of leadership by Alan Cutler
[ 2005-09-12 ]
Being at the top of the organisation can be a lonely existence - there is nobody to seek advice from or to discuss important issues with. How can you gain confidential, motivational support? One way is to have a mentor by Martin Day
[ 2005-09-09 ]
How by using online surveys the Compliance Officer can win the internal Compliance Awareness battle to disseminate information throughout the organisation and at the same time record that the directives have been received and fully understood. by Lucky Balaraman
[ 2005-09-07 ]
If you are an architect or engineer, you would have long since seen this writing in the sky: “Outsource the major portion of your CAD drafting to low cost service providers or perish.” However, did you see the fine print? by James NK Khoo
[ 2005-09-04 ]
I heard this back a few years ago. The boss yelled, "Get me a good lawyer but not the one with two hands!"
"Huh?" secretary was puzzled.
Boss continued "...I mean don't give me a lawyer that says 'on one hand, we should do....and this. On the other hand..we do..'".
It is not difficult to fathom what's good professional service
by James NK Khoo
[ 2005-08-30 ]
In meetings when we brain storm about what other businesses we can go into, often we think whether anyone has done it yet. by James NK Khoo
[ 2005-08-26 ]
Freshly qualified accounting graduates when asked by the interviewer "Are there any questions you want to ask?" usually respond .... by Jim symcox
[ 2005-08-23 ]
How to define your goal. How SARAH can help you achieve your goals. by Tony Marven
[ 2005-08-19 ]
This exercise is best suited to a top executive team. It will help them to present a consistent approach to leadership across their respective areas of the business. by Markus Wahlgren
[ 2005-08-14 ]
Company time and money are still spent arranging lunch meetings or dinner conferences, so how can you save on conference calling? by Martin Day
[ 2005-08-13 ]
An employers' most valuable asset is their employees. Learn how online surveys can improve communication between employer and employee and how potential problems can be nipped in the bud. by Martin Day
[ 2005-08-13 ]
Addressing employees concerns sooner heads off bigger problems later. Knowing what your employees are thinking has always been the hard part, but it just got easier with the use of some new low cost online tools. by Howard Schwartz
[ 2005-07-29 ]
Do You Love Food? - Then Maybe Opening a Restaurant
is Not Such a Crazy Idea
by Aaron Turpen
[ 2005-07-27 ]
A lot has been written online regarding the magic of drop-shipping. It's true that drop-shipping has a lot of advantages for the retailer or online auction seller on the Internet. It's biggest disadvantages, however, are such that many consider keeping an inventory of products instead. |
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