Why is the Perfect employee more Sensitive to Burnout?

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Introduction It is generally perceived that perfectionist people are the ideal employees for any company. They only turn away from the company when they are satisfied that they have delivered the highest quality. New research, however, shows that the “perfect” employee runs a greater risk of a burnout than his or her “average” colleague. They … Read more

5 Top reasons why good Employees quit – It is all about Leadership!

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Introduction In the current labor market, it is becoming increasingly difficult to find good staff, making it more important not to lose the good people you already have. To minimize staff turnover, it is useful to know why staff is leaving. Research shows that a high turnover of staff is largely due to poor leadership! … Read more

The four Types of Bullies at the work place – and How to Deal with them

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Introduction We all know that a bully can make working life pretty hard. People who are being bullied can experience major mental and physical consequences. Stress, anxiety, depression, high blood pressure and stomach and intestinal complaints are just some of the possible symptoms. Bullying has parallels with sexual harassment. Just like sexual harassment, it is … Read more

Can your Employer Legally reduce Your salary?

Introduction Almost anybody’s wages (not for the “at-will” jobs in the USA) form part of any employment contract and are therefore a very essential element. This applies to the regular wage as well as to the supplements such as the end-of-year bonus, holiday pay, etc. and the benefits. Cutting wages is more often done in … Read more

No Money for extra Salary, but Shareholders experience Wealth maximization

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Introduction Sorry for this title, but this can be an issue. Stock exchange listed companies such as Shell and Unilever are flush with money and are buying up their own shares. That is beneficial for the shareholders. Employees grudgingly see, however, that there is no money for more wages. Big companies Shell, IBM, Unilever, Walt … Read more