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Avoiding Stress in the Workplace
Avoiding Stress in the Workplace
Sick leave, high staff turnover and poor performance are all symptoms of stress and with 1 in 5 employees stressed at work the damaging effects on organisations are...
Common Disruptive Staff Types
Common Disruptive Staff Types
The already formidable art of managing people is made even more difficult when the common difficult and disruptive employee types enter the fray. Disruptive...
Dealing with the Office Victim
Dealing with the Office Victim
Dealing with people is often the hardest part of a manager’s job because no amount of training can prepare oneself for the most troublesome employees. One such type...
Empower Staff and Increase Job Satisfaction
Empower Staff and Increase Job Satisfaction
Surveys have uncovered startling facts about work. They show that 25% of staff are unhappy with their jobs, and 60 – 80% would like to change...
Maintaining Good Management-Staff Communication
Maintaining Good Management-Staff Communication
A key difference between a happy and productive workplace and a poor performing one plagued by apathetic and unmotivated staff is good c...
Managing Difficult Employees
Managing Difficult Employees
Sound management procedures are needed to tackle the serious problem of difficult employees, a subject commonly underestimated and ignored by many organisations....
Share Ideas and Build Trust at Work
Share Ideas and Build Trust at Work
Sharing ideas at work isn’t easy for everyone. Some people feel that once they come up with a good idea, they’ve every right to keep it to themselves. They only give...
What Makes a Good Manager?
What Makes a Good Manager?
Managing a group of people is something many fear, but to others it is second nature. So what is it that makes a good manager? Communication and In...
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