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Creating Safe & Respectful Workplace: Dealing with Misconduct

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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

Striking a balance between fulfilling organisational needs and meeting the needs of a motivated workforce is crucial for fostering a positive and productive work environment. Employee motivation is the culmination of various elements, encompassing an employee’s energy level, creativity, and dedication in the workplace.

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How to Address Insubordination in the Workplace?

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Consistently model the conduct you expect from your team, as a lack of leadership integrity can undermine your authority and invite insubordination. Schedule a meeting with the employee to discuss their behavior, expressing your concerns in a calm and objective manner. How to Address Insubordination 1.

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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.

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A Managers Guide to Employee Motivation (Tips)

EmployeeConnect

It is very important to strike a balance between meeting the needs of the organization while keeping a motivated work force by meeting their needs. Involve your employees to identify organisational values and formulate value statements and a professional code of conduct that is mutually agreed and embraced.

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Offer Letter vs Employment Contract: 10 Key Differences

Analytics in HR

While both an offer letter and an employment contract are important documents in the hiring process, they each have their distinct purpose. Failing to recognize the differences between the two can lead to problems, both legally and in daily operations. It indicates the employer’s intent to hire in a formal way, outlining the main job details.

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Mandatory Training for Employees to Maintain Workplace Compliance

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Main Takeaways: Compliance training is mandatory for businesses because of the wide range of requirements at the federal, state, and local level, as well as industry-specific standards, and internal company policies. Compliance training is not just the responsibility of a compliance department but requires an all-hands-on-deck approach.