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Managing Low Performers: When Enough is Enough

ClearCompany HRM

Managers are regularly faced with tough decisions. Deciding when to let someone go isn’t easy, especially if all the options haven’t been weighed and today’s growing skills gap puts every decision a manager makes under the microscope.

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What to Do When Your Business Is Understaffed?

Hppy

Short staffing and poor retention rates can significantly impact business owners and their employers, potentially leading to safety issues, low employee morale, and even poor customer service. While challenging to combat, you might be able to manage the problem in some of the following ways.

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Clopening shifts: What they are and how to avoid them

Homebase

A clopening shift is when an employee closes shop and returns hours later to perform opening duties. They hurt businesses, too, contributing to low morale and high turnover. It’s when an employee works a closing shift followed directly by an opening shift with very little rest in between—sometimes as little as four hours.

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How to increase employee engagement from the top down

Insperity

Before you start looking for a new business solution or industry buzzword, reach out to your managers first. But are your managers engaged, or are they taking a quiet leadership approach that’s less about not micromanaging and more about feeling disengaged themselves. So, how does low employee engagement affect your business ?

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Why Self-Esteem Is Critical to Successful Leadership

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Understanding the importance of employee motivation

Business Management Daily

Store employee Jack heads toward the employee lounge for lunch when the clock strikes noon. The bonus given to the month’s top performer at Jack’s company is an example. People motivated in this manner perform the way they do because they like the challenge, are invested in the result, or find personal fulfillment.

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HR’s Guide to Analyzing and Lowering Attrition Rate

Analytics in HR

Tracking attrition rate is helpful to monitor if the number of people leaving is growing or declining so HR teams can improve workforce planning and people management. Tracking attrition rate is helpful to monitor if the number of people leaving is growing or declining so HR teams can improve workforce planning and people management.