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20 Examples of Conflicts of Interest at Work

EverFi - HR

Conflicts of interest at work can pose serious ethical and operational challenges for any organization. A conflict of interest at work arises when a situation that benefits an employee also affects your company. They can lead to a loss of trust, damage to a company’s reputation, and potentially even legal issues.

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Creating Safe & Respectful Workplace: Dealing with Misconduct

EmployeeConnect

Misconduct refers to any behaviour that violates the company’s code of conduct or is illegal. Misconduct refers to any behaviour that violates the company’s code of conduct or is illegal. While for gross misconduct, such as violating the code of conduct, can result in the revocation of membership.

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Unlocking Employee Potential: 10 Essential Strategies for Effective Motivation

EmployeeConnect

Employee motivation is the culmination of various elements, encompassing an employee’s energy level, creativity, and dedication in the workplace. Throughout the years, organisations have consistently faced difficulties in discovering effective methods to inspire their workforce.

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Equality and diversity in the workplace explained?

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At its core, equality is about treating all individuals with fairness and impartiality, regardless of their characteristics, background, or circumstances. At its core, equality is about treating all individuals with fairness and impartiality, regardless of their characteristics, background, or circumstances.

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Training New Employees Effectively: All You Need to Know to Start

Analytics in HR

Training new employees is critical to new hires succeeding in their role. However, setting up your new employees for success means properly training them. So how do you go about training new employees? And how do you prepare a new hire training plan? Onboarding vs. new hire training.

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A Managers Guide to Employee Motivation (Tips)

EmployeeConnect

Employee motivation is an amalgamation of a number of factors such as the energy level, creativity, and commitment that an employee brings to the table at the workplace. Listed below are a couple of factors that encourage motivation at the workplace. Providing employee perks at regular intervals.

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Strategies to Create a Positive Working Environment

HR Digest

Prioritize Employee Onboarding and Training A strong onboarding process sets the stage for a positive work environment from the moment employees join the organization. Providing comprehensive training and support during the onboarding period ensures that new hires feel welcomed, valued, and equipped to contribute effectively.