Leading By Example: The Situational Theory of Success

By Nilesh Bhagat, CHRP There are two behavioural philosophies that exist that explain why ordinary people can sometimes do extraordinary things: Our behaviours are a result...

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HR Drives the Value Equation

By Mike Cass Let me begin by introducing myself and sharing the ‘Coles’ notes’ version of who I am and what I stand for with...

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The Impact of Culture on Productivity

By Neil McEachern, CHRP If one were to pose the question of whether culture has an impact on productivity, the answer would undoubtedly be: ‘yes’. ...

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10 Ways to Create a Proud and Productive Workplace

Conduct a strengths inventory alongside your training needs analysis.  Be prepared to be surprised about what emerges. Ask what people are proud of and what...

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Getting Back to Work Post-Summer Holidays

By David Litherland It is official – the clouds are rolling in, and summer is coming to a close. For employees, reminiscing about summer holidays...

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A Healthy Take on Tackling Attrition

By Antonio Zivanovic Attrition is a costly and common problem. Recent studies in legal publications have shown upwards of 15 percent of general associates are highly...

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Get Organized, Be More Productive & Focus on What Matters Most

By Linda Chu Being disorganized is tough. It’s stressful. Maybe your home or office is full of clutter. Or the electronic clutter that fills your...

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Web 2.0: Increase Staff Satisfaction and Productivity

By Ian J. Cook, CHRP In 2011, lots of HR groups will be searching for the means to increase employee satisfaction AND increase productivity. According...

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