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    Motivating Performance Motivation is the internal process that leads the behavior to satisfy needs. (Lussier, 2010) There is a basic reason why people have the motivation to do what they want because they could fulfill their wants and needs. (Lussier, 2010) Motivation plays an important role in an organization’s management. It is because a motivated employee can help the organization to increase the productivity. Not only that, a motivated employee is more cooperative, supportive and be punctual

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    is the process of motivating employees through values, principles and beliefs that significantly border on the conventional norms in the organization. It reflects the dimensions of organizational leadership; conduct and culture with the chief responsibility of leading the organization by making ethical decisions that fundamentally influence the attitudes and interactions of employees. The core function of ethical leadership is to create codes and doctrines that motivate employees and build their trust

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    Companies are task with the deed of motivating employees in order to achieve future business objectives. If these objectives are implemented properly, the results will produce eagerness in an employee, which will result in high quality success. Workers whom seemed disinterested in coming to work with a motivation of accomplishing the task at hand, will disconnect and separate. Workers achievements must be obtainable to reach, as well as challenging. Because workers are primarily accountable meeting

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    Motivating Through Job Flexibility All organizations face the task of hiring and retaining a motivated workforce. Job design is an essential element of creating positions within a workplace that will have motivating characteristics whereby employees will gain a sense of achievement and satisfaction (Fischer, n.d.). Managers can leverage a variety of tactics within job design that can include various alternative work arrangements and job flexibility when creating positions that employees will

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    success depends on employees using their full talents. Yet in spite of the available theories and practices, managers often view motivation as something of a mystery. How are employees motivated? What are other companies doing to motivate employees and is it possible to motivate employees without money? These are questions that need to be answered. Motivating your employees can be a real challenge. Ashton (2014) reports that it is hard to know exactly what your employees want to be happy

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    Top CEOs On The Secrets Of Motivating Employees” by Casserly Meghan notes that the chief executive officer of Annie’s’ company John Foraker, has a driven mission approach that is able to attract people that are smart, those that are engaged highly and those who are caring about how the world would have a difference. This motivates individuals highly because they see that the work they do furthers business success beyond the financial factors. He considers paying employees well, giving those benefits

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    “There's just as many different kinds of feminism as there are women in the world. Kathleen Hanna Read more at:” - Kathleen Hanna. Feminism is not a new idea but it is a growing one and people have different views on it, but most feminist can agree on is that women need to move up in the workplace and Bell Hook’s the author of “Dig Deep: Beyond Lean In” and Sheryl Sandberg the author of “Lean in: What Would You Do If You Weren’t Afraid?” both explore. Even though it might appear that Bell Hook’s

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    Case 1 (Under Workmen’s Compensation Act) United India Insurance Co. Ltd. vs Alphonsa on 23 March, 1988 Summary The case is regarding the Workmen’s Compensation Act. The case goes like this, the workman had died due to chest pain while he was driving the vehicle that is the death was while he was in employment. And therefore the compensation to be given was fixed as RS.23100. But the Counsel said that the workman had died not because of the injury sustained in an accident, but it happened while

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    INTRODUCTION Dividend payout ratio has been an issue of interest in daily financial literature. An example, many academicians and researchers have devoted their time to develop several theoretical models to provide some insights into the dividend policy puzzle. Dividend theories are developed with some of empirical support. Dividends is a payments made by a corporation to its shareholder members. It is the portion of corporate profits paid out to stockholders. When a corporation earns a profit

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    Corporate Strategy Analysis: The rationale that management uses to guide its decisions and actions is a four level strategic plan and the business logic and reasoning is that it make good business sense. It is extremely important to OPM that the problem it resolved quickly and efficiently and not allowed to get any worse. The customers are getting angry that the issues are not being resolved quickly and the backlogs are just getting longer. 1. Invest in IT- Information Technology

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