Customer Care During Lockdown
So who pays our salaries? I'm hoping everyone shouted: "The Customer!", very loudly and with certainty...
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Article: Job Sharing- An Uncommon Practice
One of the challenges we face from an HR perspective is how to empower women in the workplace. After all it is not uncommon for a female graduate to be placed in a new job, work hard and fast, be promoted, meet a partne…
Read articleThe Number 1 Article all HR and Productivity Managers should read
How do we get engagement? How do we motivate our staff? How do we get staff to stay? These are questions we at Staff Training are being asked on a daily basis.
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Motivation and Generational Differences
One of the constant complaints we hear from managers today is this notion that Millennials do not want to work, the idea that they are not prepared to put the effort in for the amount of money they want to earn. In some …
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3 Reasons you Might be Underpaid
Our salaries tend to be a private matter, known only to us, our managers, and possibly those in charge of payroll - so how do you know if you're being underpaid for the job you do?
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Rumplestiltskin a Modern Day Contractor
As recently as yesterday in the world of business there lived a young lass, and for the purposes of this tale, our lass will be the production manager of a large company.
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How To Ask for a Raise
It's a touchy subject, but if your company doesn't increase your salary on an annual basis it could be time to ask for a raise.
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5 Things You Should Never Say to Your Boss
While you might have a great relationship with your manager you should never overstep the bounds, so with that in mind here's a list of things you should never say within earshot of your boss!
Read articleCould I have a Raise, Please
Do you ever feel like you're worth more than you're selling yourself for? I think the majority of us do at times, but what if you're consistently undervalued in the workplace?
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