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The person who conjures up a magic solution that instantly achieves employee engagement will be worth a fortune. In the meantime, we have to keep trying different methods to see what works for our own organisations. But boosting levels of engagement  Arrow IconMore...


Is it possible to improve employee engagement and retention simply by focusing on what staff are good at? Karen Dempsey finds out. If the term 'positive psychology' conjures up images of happy-clappy people waving their arms in the air ecstatically, t  Arrow IconMore...


The public sector suffers from vastly lower levels of workplace morale than the private or voluntary sectors, according to research conducted by Roffey Park management institute . The research looked at how managers from different sectors vi  Arrow IconMore...


Drama-based training may seem like an extravagant option, but it can have a role to play in certain scenarios. One thing drama-based training is good at is bringing theory alive. This is particularly true for training on communicating with other peop  Arrow IconMore...


Understanding Psychological Contracts at Work Authors: Neil Conway and Rob B. Briner Price: £19.99 Publisher: Oxford University Press Pages: 240 ISBN: 0199280657 Buy this book at Amazon This book is certainly not for the faint hearted,   Arrow IconMore...


Kaye Thorne explains why employer branding is the key to building both staff and customer loyalty   Arrow IconMore...


The Archbishop of Canterbury believes portfolio working is no kind of job for a person of integrity. He's right - up to a point  Arrow IconMore...


 
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