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Thoughts from Training Time: How many lines on a labor law poster can your employees read?
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Thoughts from Training Time. Ideas and issues for corporate and government trainers and human resource managers. Tuesday, March 2, 2010. How many lines on a labor law poster can your employees read? That means that the average employee is presented with at least 2, and as many as a dozen posters at work. Now for the big question.how many of them have they read? How often do they notice when the posters change to reflect new rules and laws? Odds are, the answer is none. And never. Reduce the amount of tim...
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Thoughts from Training Time: Cutbacks creating witch hunts at work -- and very little net savings
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Thoughts from Training Time. Ideas and issues for corporate and government trainers and human resource managers. Wednesday, November 18, 2009. Cutbacks creating witch hunts at work - and very little net savings. Picture a department with a half dozen employees. They work together pretty well. It's a comfortable and productive group. Then something changes. Someone in management decides that the best way to reduce costs is to eliminate an employee or two. The word leaks out that someone is going to be cut.
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Thoughts from Training Time: Taking training and rewards out of the black box -Part 1
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Thoughts from Training Time. Ideas and issues for corporate and government trainers and human resource managers. Monday, December 28, 2009. Taking training and rewards out of the black box -Part 1. In my previous post, I talked about making training into a reward. One of the biggest obstacles to doing that is getting the word out about:. Here are some tips to open that box, and get training out where it belongs:. 1) Find out what kind of training your employees want. 2) When in doubt, ask why. Microsoft ...
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Thoughts from Training Time: The very un-glamourous training hardworking employees need
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Thoughts from Training Time. Ideas and issues for corporate and government trainers and human resource managers. Monday, January 25, 2010. The very un-glamourous training hardworking employees need. There was a time, not too long ago, when employees who worked in hazardous areas or at hazardous job had to supply their own Personal Protective Equipment, also known as PPE. Heavy-duty, extra long gloves. Long sleeved shirts and long pants. A lab coat or smock over street clothes. A dust mask or respirator.
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Thoughts from Training Time: September 2010
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Thoughts from Training Time. Ideas and issues for corporate and government trainers and human resource managers. Thursday, September 30, 2010. A training must for marketing departments: customers DO talk about your company! Okay, maybe it's just me. But it seems that there is a blissful ignorance in marketing departments across the country. It goes something like this. Marketer 1: Do you think customers will notice if we double the prices and start using much cheaper materials in our products? And yes, t...
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Thoughts from Training Time: Employee engagement at Campbell’s: It's mm, mm good
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Thoughts from Training Time. Ideas and issues for corporate and government trainers and human resource managers. Monday, July 6, 2009. Employee engagement at Campbell’s: It's mm, mm good. Turning poor engagement around is a challenge for any organization, large or small. Finding a recipe for success came with its own set of challenges for one of the most recognized brands in the U.S., but the company now stands at the head of the employee engagement table. How did he do it? Today the engagement numbers l...
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Dr. Thornberry Discusses New Value Creators | 2008 Human Capital Summit Blog
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2008 Human Capital Summit Blog. Dr Thornberry Discusses New Value Creators. March 11, 2008. Filed under: HCI Summit. Thornberry focused on the state of innovation. Innovation is only a tool to help the company grow, but it is not an end result. He also indicated middle managers have suffered greatly. This is a mistake because middle management can be the biggest font of change. Yes, they can be barrier. One of his colorful stories highlighted how some of the most square people can innovate great entrepre...
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March | 2008 | 2008 Human Capital Summit Blog
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2008 Human Capital Summit Blog. Archive for March, 2008. March 16, 2008. We just wanted to thank you for coming by and visiting. We were hoping to serve you with great content, and the results are in. You came and enjoyed it. We’re listening and plan on more social media products for you. How many, came? Unfortunately, because we were using wordpress.com as sand box, we were limited in the plug-ins and metrics we could deploy. Therefore, some of our analysis is estimated based on prior experiences. About...
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Shelia Gray and Terry Terhark on Strategic Sourcing from the HCI Summit | 2008 Human Capital Summit Blog
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2008 Human Capital Summit Blog. Shelia Gray and Terry Terhark on Strategic Sourcing from the HCI Summit. March 11, 2008. Filed under: HCI Summit. It’s Amanda, liveblogging the second session in Talent Management! Shelia starts off by asking the audience why they joined this session. The responses are everything from expecting it to be “exciting” to people who are going through a talent acquisition study and wanted to pick her brain. Surprisingly, not many people know their cost per hire. Technology is al...
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HCI Summit Ends on a High Note – Global Talent Management Panel Discussion | 2008 Human Capital Summit Blog
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2008 Human Capital Summit Blog. HCI Summit Ends on a High Note – Global Talent Management Panel Discussion. March 12, 2008. Amanda here. It’s the last session of the Summit and I’m sad to see it end, but we’re not going to go out without a bang! About the session she presented yesterday); Annette Merritt Cummings, VP and National Director of Diversity Services at Bernard HODES Group; Michael Beygelman, Senior VP at Adecco and Bertrand Dussert, Executive Director Human Resources at UBS AG. There are 800 m...
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