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Motivation and Reward System
Motivation and Reward System
Introduction
In organizations, reward systems are designed as an insurance plan to secure and protect the health of employees against any work-related illness or injury. Such insurance is generally based on fixed medical charges in addition to proxy of that amount of income, which was ...
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E-MANAGEMENT
The Impact of E-Management on Staff Productivity
The Impact of E-Management on Staff Productivity
Introduction
There are various elements which should be considered for the growth and profitability of the businesses. In this regard, the effective utilization of resources plays a significant role in the success of an organization, and this can ...
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Role of Transformational Leadership in Organizational Learning Culture
Abstract
Transformational leaders help build enthusiasm and trust among the followers and generate a proactive culture. For learning organizations, they focus their energies on providing crucial support to the learning and development of teams and groups; ensuring that information is disseminated equally to facilitate ...
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Role of a Church Leader
Role of a church leader
The Church leader
Christianity is the largest and most- widely embraced religion across the globe. The official vicinity for religious gathering belonging to Christian faith is called 'church'. The church is usually operated by a competent spiritual leader. The personification of a church ...
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Need Hierarchies: A Comparison of Maslow and Alderfer
Abstract
This paper is an attempt to compare and contrast Maslow's hierarchy of needs with Alderfer ERG theory. At a fundamental level, both of these theories fall under the umbrella of content theory of human motivation, with the basic assumptions that all people and ...
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Total Reward System
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Total Reward System
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Reward System in the Current Scenario
In the contemporary business environment the majority of the global organizations can no longer be identified as a unilateral organizational entity. The companies functioning in the current business environment are not completely independent, neither are they owned by ...
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Project of Starbucks expansion in India
Executive summary
Starbuck's global expansion brought out the corporate side of them and drove the 'homespun' coffee magic and 'real coffee' experience into the background. To be known internationally, they disrupted their existing quality, management, atmosphere and most of all for a time there was ...
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Role of Entrepreneurship in Venture Management
Role of Entrepreneurship in Venture Management
Introduction
There is a massive role of venture management in the process of effective entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurs that have the urge and initiative will always look to build ventures based on the resources they have and the skills they exhibit. It ...
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Teaching social studies to young children (birth through age 8)
Terminating Employees
Introduction
Terminating employees is the process by which a company or a place of work ends the individual's employment against their will (Encyclopedia of Business, 2013). Termination can be due to a number of reasons such as poor performance, inability ...
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The History of Minimum Wage
The History of Minimum Wage
Introduction
This paper gives a brief review on minimum wages and their possible effects on employment, with particular focus on the likely effects of minimum wage introduction in the two excluded sectors, namely the Domestic and Agricultural sectors. It briefly outlines research results ...