People Are Still the Most Important Asset

Topics:
Payroll,
Performance Management,
Staff Training
Tags:
Asset,
Asset Management,
Business Operations,
Derek Stockley,
Human Resources,
Importance,
Operational Planning,
Performance Management,
Workforce Management
Source:
Derek Stockley

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Overview: This paper emphasises the importance of people in organisations and discusses some issues relating to the achievement of high levels of performance for human resources. The paper explains the importance of people and the need to take actions that are positive rather than negative. Many organisations are experiencing relatively high employee turnover, but managers are saying they do not have the time to investigate the reasons. These warning signs may require investigation, particularly remembering the old adage that symptoms may mask the real problem.

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