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How Can Sales-focused Businesses Improve Staff Loyalty?
It is an issue familiar to business owners, managers and employers the world over: What can be done to help engender staff loyalty? It is...
Should Your Workplace Culture Have Intrinsic Motivation?
A motivated workforce is a productive one. Understanding what motivates employees, and how to motivate them, can be powerful ways of...
Why is Financial Planning Business Critical? An Interview With Philip Clegg
Reports from a variety of sources reveal a startling level of ignorance when it comes to people’s knowledge about pensions and financial...
Is the Secret to Effective Leadership Other People?
With many organisations and businesses facing change on a much bigger scale due to technological advances, political upheaval and economic...
What is the Human Value of Corporate Art? Interview with Sarah Samuels
Art in the workplace serves more functions than simply being decorative. Various research has demonstrated that art works to reduce stress,...
Employee Engagement: Why Should You Build a Sense of Belonging?
How do businesses truly connect with their employees? Implementing systems, structures and procedures can be counterproductive, where...
How Can Business Boost Your Quality of Life?
Work-life balance continues to be a growing issue for both employees and employers. And there is increasing onus on businesses to...
Can Work Management Systems Help Remote Workers Thrive?
In distributed companies, employees do their work remotely. This is a growing business trend, greatly assisted by web-based technology such...
Change Management: What is Your Strategy for Success?
Effective change management is critical for any organisation. You can’t avoid change, but you can work together to mitigate any problems...
Should You Balance Feedback in your Workplace?
If you want to get the best from your employees, research suggests that the ratios of 6:1 and 1:3 could be the key to success. But what are...
