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Dealing with difficult customers? Help your employees maintain morale

Achievers

Difficult, upset or angry clients create challenges for your workplace beyond the obvious need to turn dissatisfied customers into happy ambassadors for your business. Here are three tips for supporting your workers and helping them learn how to deal with difficult customers. Empower your employees.

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7 employee behaviors it pays to recognize

Achievers

Recognition is essential to retaining and engaging employees, but few organizations provide enough of it. A startling 82% of employees wish they received more recognition for their efforts. Ninety-two percent of employees agree that when they’re recognized for a specific action, they’re more likely to repeat the action again.

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How to Increase Engagement with Trust and Vulnerability

Achievers

What was a difficult challenge for you in life (both high and low points)? Some people might feel like they didn’t have a difficult childhood or feel guilty that they don’t know how to deal with changes or challenges. This might seem like a new concept, but leaders and employees should not be void of being uncomfortable.

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How to handle unproductive team members

Business Management Daily

Employees who struggle at work put employers in a difficult spot. There are many ways to help struggling employees hit their stride and build momentum toward a strong career, and managers can help them get there. If you have an employee who’s underperforming, it’s time for a talk. Is letting them go the best solution?

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Examples of fringe benefits by category

Business Management Daily

Most employees expect benefits. By offering perks such as gym memberships and plenty of vacation time, companies can sweeten the deal for prospective new hires and attract top talent. By offering perks such as gym memberships and plenty of vacation time, companies can sweeten the deal for prospective new hires and attract top talent.

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2023 in HR: It’s going to be a big year for…. 

LACE Partners

In this week’s blog we hear from the LACE team about their predictions for HR teams for then next 12 months. The talk of the cost-of-living crisis continues to be front and centre for employers, employees, government, and the media. Hold your value – and do it through your employee value proposition (EVP) .

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How to Build Trust and Community While Working Remotely

Achievers

While there is no business as usual this week, and as we all settle in to a new normal, transitioning into yet-to-be-discovered best practices can be a quite difficult. In a situation like dealing with COVID-19, we were thrown into this new practice of working remotely from home literally overnight. What should we stop doing?