Category Archives: employee communication
Are Engaged Employees Healthier?
I came across this interesting question posed to one of our partners, Hewitt Associates, on the links between health and well-being and employee engagement and I thought I would share an excerpt below written by their national lead on organizational … Continue reading
Stakeholder Management in Practice…
How do key stakeholders view their relationship with your organization? What do customers, employees, business partners, shareholders and the general public expect from you? In today’s business environment, successful organizations understand the importance of building strong relationships with all stakeholder … Continue reading
Recognition and Its Link to Employee Engagement…
Help managers understand that their behaviors impact employee engagement and, ultimately, the bottom line of the organization.
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Engage Your Staff with Creative Perks…
Times are tough and money is tight which can sometimes mean bonuses and raises are just not an option. How then can we reward individuals for a job well done? Continue reading
Just Say NO!!!
At some point, we’ve all been part of successful teams that incorporate and value a variety of viewpoints, including those people who raise objections. Continue reading
A MATTER OF TRUST
Create transparency; be candid with employees about company happenings. By doing this, you empower your employees while at the same time prevent rumors and negative gossip. Continue reading
The Bottom Line – Employees Want to Be Valued!
Customers value clear communications just as employees value clear communications. Yet, this is one area that employees say is often lacking in most organizations. Continue reading
Does Good Service to Employees = Good Service to Customers?
Part One – by Sharon Parker, Director, Senior Consultant with The Foresight Group Recently, I followed a link on msn.com called “Good service? What customers consider to be good treatment”. Behind this link was an article written by Barbara Findlay … Continue reading
A Leader Is as a Leader Does…
Some respondents have made it crystal clear that a leader is someone who “walks the walk and talks the talk.” Meaning that the leader is someone who acts as an example when leading people to a common focus/goal.
