Monthly Archives: April 2007
Some Surveys Fail to Make the Grade
NBRI Launches Campaign to Provide Fail-Safe Employee Surveys
ADDISON, Texas – Apr. 27, 2007 – With a record number of Americans taking a dreary view of their jobs, the need for accurate employee satisfaction surveys has never been greater.
A February report released by The Conference Board – a market information company that also produces the Consumer Confidence Index – found that, for the first time ever, fewer than 50 percent of Americans were satisfied with their jobs. Young workers led the way with just 39 percent job satisfaction, followed by the 45-54-year-old age group, which has the second-lowest level … Continue Reading…
When It Comes to Employee Morale, Office Politics Can Be Politically Incorrect
Office politics can be difficult to define, but one thing is certain: there’s no getting around them. For some, mastering office politics is the key to their careers. Others would like to avoid them altogether. And the impact on employee morale, depending on whom you ask, can range from favorable to fatal.
By Dr. Jan Stringer, Ph.D.
The Greek philosopher Aristotle noted in his book, “Politics,” that man is, by nature, a political animal. So it’s no surprise that political animals of all shapes and sizes can be found roaming around the office.
The definition of office politics may … Continue Reading…
The State of Casino Gaming
Employee Engagement: Leading by Example
Surveys: Do You Need an Expert?