Employee Of The Month

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    call time while increasing productivity worked well for the sales team the last three years; however, in the most recent year the company has failed to meet sales goals. The organization has also experienced a loss in customer retention and the employee turnover rate has increased by 25%. According to CEO, Frank Jeffers

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    Designing a Reward System

    in place to offer employees incentives perform to maximum efficient. The rewards can be monetary, recognition based, education, training, or material based. Having a good reward and well integrated reward system is very important to have maximum employee performance. There was a study conducted on motivation by P. Montana and B. Charnov in 1993. There was a questionnaire with 25 items motivating you to do your best work. Out of the 25 items only nine factors were chosen as the top preferences. They

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    workweeks if: • The Employee has a child/baby, and/or needs to take care of newborn infant or baby within one year of birth • If an employee chooses to adopt a child or is entrusted with becoming a foster parent. The employee shall also be able to request a temporary leave to care for the child within one year time frame of placement. • Employee may also be eligible if they need to take care of child, spouse, or parent with any type of serious medical condition. • If employee is not able to perform

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    Holidays and Leave 2003

    recreation: (b) public holidays for the observance of days of national, religious, or cultural significance: (c) sick leave to assist employees who are unable to attend work because they are sick or injured, or because someone who depends on the employee for care is sick or injured: (d) bereavement leave to assist employees who are unable to attend work because they have suffered a bereavement. Holidays Act 1981 The Holidays Act 1981 consolidated the existing law but it was not a substantial

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    University of Essex in recruiting students in the Nursing program. I have several ideas that could create a positive retention for our employees and increase employee satisfaction in the workplace. I have some ideas about how we can strengthen the number of instructors for college and increase our marketing strategy. Nursing Turnover Rate and Employee Satisfaction "Nursing is essential for health care. Nurses provide extended clinical services to patients and support the role of the doctor. Many nurses

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    Competency 310.1.5: Labor and Employment Law

    A. 1. Up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave during a 12-month period are available to employees for the birth of a child or care for the newborn within 1 year of birth, care for an adopted child within 1 year of placement, care for a family member with a serious health condition, a serious health condition that prevents the employee from performing the duties of their job, or any qualifying exigency involving an immediate family member that is on “covered active duty.” The FMLA also provides employees

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    Unions

    Under FMLA, a covered employer must allow an eligible employee a maximum of 12 weeks of unpaid leave during a 12 month period of time. FMLA eligibility would apply in the following situations: * Birth and care of a newborn child of the employee * In cases of a foster child or an adoption by the employee * To take care of an ill member of the immediate family (spouse, child, or parent) * Personal medical leave if an employee is disabled and cannot work The Pregnancy Discrimination

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    Orgfamily Related Issues

    most companies comply with the requirements. The FMLA provides to employees who birth and care of the employee's child, or placement for adoption or foster care of a child with the employee; and employee who cares for an immediate family member (spouse, child, parent) who has a serious health condition; or an employee who care for employee's own serious health condition. So it doesn’t matter whether or not the relationship of the care giver is of biologically genes. 2.      Explain whether the

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    | 6 Months | Team Size | 2 | Synopsis: | I have developed the Two Wheeler Billing System Software to help service stations to maintain their day to day transactions.Using this software, they can maintain the transactions like vehicles registration, servicing transaction / history, billing, maintaining customer history also it produce various reports. | Project 2 | Four Wheeler Parking System | SEM | MCA - SEM 3 | Technologies | CSS, HTML, JavaScript, MySQL | Duration | 6 Months |

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    current employee: employee must quit when compensation levels are not competitive, resulting in high turnover Reward desired behavior: pay should reinforce desired Control cost: a rational compensation system helps an organization obtain and retain worker at a reasonable cost. With effective compensation management workers might be over paid or under paid. Comply with legal regulation: A sound wages and salary system consider the legal challenges imposed by the government and ensure the employee compliance

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