Employee Welfare and the Economic Cycle

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Motivation
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Business Operations,
Business Process Reengineering (BPR),
Cycle,
It Operations,
Management-Issues,
Operational Planning
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Overview: While corporations have retreated markedly from the absurd excesses of the business process re-engineering craze in the 1990s, the worry is that the conversion is only skin deep. Harsh, short-termist attitudes may resurface if a bout of higher unemployment increases the flow of willing labour. Are there grounds for optimism that some of the recent lessons learnt on the importance of employee engagement will 'stick' this time around, through all stages of the economic cycle? There are certainly some grounds for hope.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2006 | Pages: 3

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