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    Projected California Unemployment Rate for 2010 through 2020

    You're probably wondering when and how fast the economy is likely to recover for a lot of reasons like: when are sales likely to increase, or when should I hire more employees. Every business is different, but overall you should see the following occur within a reasonable margin for error. These figures were created from historical unemployment data from 1976 to Dec. 2009. These projections are purely economic-based. Read: Projected California Unemployment Rate for 2010 through 2020 Read

    By: Daniel Nase | 16/12/2009 | Human Resources

    People Leave Managers Not Jobs

    The "Q12"questions, dubbed by Buckingham and Coffman, were key to Best Buy's findings. As Buckingham notes: "We had grown tired of not being able to convince executives that treating employees well makes them more productive. We set out to prove that if your Q12 scores go up, you'll lose fewer people, face fewer worker-compensation cases, suffer less shrinkage, and earn higher profits." Read: People Leave Managers Not Jobs Read

    By: Daniel Nase | 25/09/2009 | Human Resources

    The High Cost of Turnover

    While the 2004 average turnover rate for all industries was 18%, the top three industries with the highest turnover were retail, service (profit) and service (nonprofit) with annual turnover rates of 34%, 24% and 22%, respectively. 1 Read: The High Cost of Turnover Read

    By: Daniel Nase | 25/09/2009 | Human Resources

    Improving Employee Retention

    Scope—The subject of managing for employee retention involves a company’s strategic actions to keep employees motivated and focused so they elect to remain employed and fully productive for the benefit of the organization. A comprehensive employee retention program can play an important role in both attracting and retaining key employees, as well as in reducing turnover and its related costs. All of these contribute to an organization’s productivity and overall business performance. Read: Improving Employee Retention Read

    By: Daniel Nase | 25/09/2009 | Human Resources

    Top 10 Key Differences Between A Team Of Individuals And A Group Of Individuals

    The purpose of assembling a team is to accomplish bigger goals than any that would be possible for the individual working alone. The aim and purpose of a team is to perform, get results and achieve victory in the workplace and marketplace. The very best managers are those who can gather together a group of individuals and mold them into a team. Here are ten key differentials to help you mold your people into a pro-active and productive team. Read: Top 10 Key Differences Between A Team Of Individuals And A Group Of Individuals Read

    By: Daniel Nase | 28/01/2009 | Team Building

    Dominant Unions in History

    The AFL was created in response to the Citizen’s Alliance, which used open shop and welfare capitalism to prevent union organization. Open shops were not really open, they were just anti-union. Welfare capitalism involved improving supervisory practices, implementing hiring and firing procedures, offering wage incentives, providing insurance benefits, encouraging a positive culture, improving work environment and safety and providing employee voice. Read: Dominant Unions in History Read

    By: Daniel Nase | 30/12/2008 | Human Resources

    The Future of Labor Relations

    Unions, labor inequities, economies, human resources and legislation are in a constant state of flux. As with any other issues of discussion, unions have advantages and disadvantages. In this paper, I will discuss both the advantages and disadvantages of unions from the perspective of labor inequities, economic activity, human resources and labor legislation to shed some light on the future of labor relations and human resources. Read: The Future of Labor Relations Read

    By: Daniel Nase | 30/12/2008 | Human Resources

    Research Paper On The Seven Habits Of Highly Effective People

    This book shows us “How habits affect our character” and “how character affects our destiny”.1 It encourages us to live by specific “principles”, which represent the seven habits of highly effective people.2 There are many more principles that contribute to your overall success, but these ones are specifically geared to help you build a foundation for maturity, accomplishing your goals, and continuous growth. The seven habits help us develop into highly effective people by living them everyday. Habits are the convergence of knowledge, skill, and desire. This book also explains how we move through the maturity continuum by adopting the principles of each stage in our daily lives. Initially, we start as dependent people working towards independence and the private victory. If we learn the first three habits, we move from dependence to independence. Read: Research Paper On The Seven Habits Of Highly Effective People Read

    By: Daniel Nase | 01/12/2007 | Self Improvement

    The Power Of Internet Public Relations

    Have you ever typed your name into Google and the other search engines only to find a bunch of people or things that have nothing to do with you? This article explains how to create a personal presence on the internet and document your achievements. It covers working with negative publicity, ensuring you have informed sources to backup your claims and generating positive publicity for yourself on the internet. Read: The Power Of Internet Public Relations Read

    By: Daniel Nase | 01/12/2007 | Ask an Expert
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