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    will also be summarized The two separate ‘needs’ are the need to avoid discomfort and, at the other end of the motivational scale, the need for personal development and growth. A lack of factors that positively encourage employees (the motivating factors) will cause employees to focus on other, non-job related ‘hygiene’ factors. During the 1950’s and 60’s, Frederick Herzberg found himself questioning employee satisfaction. He wanted to understand it better, and he conducted studies with different

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    variety, task identity, as well as a high level of task significance. The five employees working at our charitable agency have the ability to affect the lives of many families, and even the ability to change people’s lives and get them the help that they need. Our agency has the ability to affect the lives of other people in a positive way, which leads to intrinsic motivation. Intrinsic motivation occurs when the employees have positive internal feelings that are generated by doing well, rather than

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    fundamental and tactical organizational activity of increasing complexity and significance. Personnel Management Human resource management Personnel management is old fashioned method of managing employeess. HRM is progressive method of managing employees by utilizing strengths of employeees. and business. Personnel management

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    production, or simply a, “Thank You”, what works best to motivate employees? Motivating employees to perform at their best is every employer’s desire. Having employees complete their work in a timely and accurate manner is very important in all companies. Without motivated employees, companies lose money. It takes employers knowing their employees, in order for them to know how and what motivational techniques work best, for their employees to perform at their optimal capacity. Monetary incentives seem

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    motivational factors of employees at The Ghana Ports & Harbours Authority Human Resource Department,Research and Public Relation Department. The hand-delivered descriptive survey addressed ten motivating factors in the context of employee motivation theory. Findings suggest interesting work and good pay are key to higher employee motivation. Carefully designed reward systems that include job enlargement, job enrichment, promotions,

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    Retaining and Motivating Employees Introduction Human Resources are the most important resources for every organisation. Hardworking and productive employees require a long and costly process to select, train and develop. Replacing such employees with new recruits is a long and a costly process starting from advertising the vacancy to training and development. That’s why it is much better to retain the employees by keeping them motivated instead of losing them and recruit new once. It will save lots

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    from the employees | | |4.1.17 |Employees satisfaction level regarding superior subordinate relationship | | LIST OF CHARTS |S.NO | TITLE |Page No | | 4.1.1 |Position category of the employees

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    ‘Virgin Media was created by the merger of NTL Telewest and Richard Branson’s Virgin Mobile, Virgin Media is a subsidiary company of Liberty Global PLC that is the worlds largest international cable corporation, the formation of Virgin Media formed the first ‘quad play’ provider’ (Virgin Media case study) This meant that Virgin Media lead the market becoming the first to provide all 
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    Motivation: Then and Now Fifty years ago, managers and businesses faced completely different challenges motivating their employees. With the lack of technology, information and opportunity, people living in the 60 's usually stayed with one company throughout their business careers. Currently, people are able to find several career opportunities due to their ability to access information where job postings present themselves to them. Education is also more available now than ever, giving people even

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    Effective interpersonal communication also helps to develop an environment that motivates employees. If the employees are aware what the expectations of the managers are they can perform their jobs more effectively. A truly motivating environment is one where employees feel that their opinions are valued and where they can experience a sense of belongingness. In today's complex business climate employees not only want appreciation for their work but also want to be recognized as people and not

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