Category: Employee Benefits

  • Organizational Behavior Motivation of Employees

    Table of Contents Problem statement Herzbergs motivation theory Definition of temporary employee Research Questions Dependent Variable Independent Variable Conclusion References Motivation is the enthusiasm to apply high levels of effort towards the goals of an organization, trained by the skill to satisfy an employees needs. In most organizations, the management views employee motivation as a…

  • Key Employee Benefits in the Healthcare Sector

    Besides remuneration and health cover, firms can offer a wide variety of benefits depending on the sector, availability of resources, the needs of employees, and the creativity of the employer. These benefits include paid holidays, sponsored marriage anniversary or birthday parties, gym/club membership, tickets to special events, car grants, cash bonuses, tuition reimbursement, retirement plans,…

  • Motivation and Improving Employee Behavior

    Table of Contents Introduction Leadership Traits That Help Manage Conflict Strategies to Improve Communication in the Workplace Methods for Motivating Employees and Improving Employee Behavior Conclusion Sources Introduction All companies and managers face issues regarding leadership, conflict resolution, and motivations of employees. My name is (Name Surname), and my partner is (Name Surname); we will…

  • Benefits and Perks for Generation Y Employees

    Introduction As a direct result of the 2008 financial crisis and the resulting recession that followed, Coronado Food Markets has been barely able to retain its market position and as a result, does not have the resources to develop a sufficiently competitive salary and benefits package to attract Generation Y employees. Despite this, it has…

  • Employee Motivation and Incentives

    The issue of employee motivation has been under research for a sufficient period for developing a variety of topic-specific theories and frameworks. The most famous and presumably the easiest to perceive is Maslows hierarchy of needs, which actually underlies a considerable amount of the other. Simply stated, many experts seek to reconsider Maslows theory and/or…

  • Employee Benefits as a Company Policy

    Table of Contents Introduction Strategical points Medicare and insurance significance Conclusion Reference Introduction It is vital for great and influential company to present the points on strategic evaluation of employees benefits and their further going up the career ladder. The point is that many even global corporations lost their bygone positions among the closest competitors…

  • Employee Motivation and Promotion

    Promotions are key indicators in determining the success of an employee. Promotions take years, whereby the growth is measured after some time. Promotions are not entirely determined by the employee or managers control (Ott-Holland & Cao, 2023). However, organizations can only promote few employees. Hence, situations where top-performing employees expect promotions and need help to…

  • Nestle Company Employee Benefits

    The article under consideration entitled Another Big Company Steps Up to Improve Maternity Leave was written by Emily Peck on June 29, 2015. The author provides readers with information about recent changes to the maternity leave regulations at the Nestle company. The distinguishing feature of the innovation refers to the fact that parents will be…

  • Motivational Strategies for Employee Productivity

    Table of Contents Introduction Background Literature Review Analysis Conclusion References Introduction Today, the environment in which public organizations exist is rather competitive, but each company is willing to achieve success. Trying to enhance organizational effectiveness, they recruit talented personnel that should be directed towards task fulfillment. This aim can be reached only if an organization…

  • Employee Empowerment and Its Benefits for Business

    By definition, employee empowerment is the manner an organization provides its employees with a certain degree of control and autonomy over their tasks. Companies can achieve this in several ways, and employee empowerment includes helping subordinates create and manage new tactics and systems (Thompson et al., 2020). Further, Thompson et al. (2020) show that business…