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The People Side of Organisations: Good Governance
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Friday, July 31, 2009. In the aftermath of the recent global financial crisis, there has been a renewed focus on strengthening corporate governance; a number of committees and panels have been set up to review governance norms and practices. Sir David Walker's review of boardroom standards. The US. Congress is pushing to reform. In India there is a call to put a cap on the number of directorships an independent director can hold. That I read a couple of days ago by Eric Jackson on best governed companies...
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The People Side of Organisations: January 2009
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Monday, January 19, 2009. Are present formats of employee engagement surveys relevant today? Is it time to junk the familiar employee engagement formats that scores of organisations across the globe have been using for well over two decades to measure levels of employee engagement and commitment? Perception based survey tools no longer relevant in these times of real time information. A tool meant to improve HR credibility could actually compromise HR effectiveness. Learn from Consumer Research Methods.
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The People Side of Organisations: Architecting Performance
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Sunday, April 26, 2009. Identify gaps and inconsistencies in Architecture. An analysis of the data collected through the survey may throw up interesting insights on what strengthens/ ails performance in your organisation and where the linkages are strong or weak/missing. Typical areas of disconnect are. Match the top three performance areas listed by the employee and his/her Manager. More often than not you will find an employee uninterested in his peer or team members or key interface peoples goals....
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The People Side of Organisations: To create a culture of Performance, promote a culture of Respect!
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Friday, September 13, 2013. To create a culture of Performance, promote a culture of Respect! In an everyday context, among other things, respect at work is about. Taking responsibility for ones’ actions. Doing the best one can. Delivering on commitments of performance, time, quality and cost. Being authentic in communications. According a hearing without bias. Sharing with others information necessary for performance. Respecting another’s intelligence. Posted by Celine George.
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The People Side of Organisations: July 2009
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Friday, July 31, 2009. In the aftermath of the recent global financial crisis, there has been a renewed focus on strengthening corporate governance; a number of committees and panels have been set up to review governance norms and practices. Sir David Walker's review of boardroom standards. The US. Congress is pushing to reform. In India there is a call to put a cap on the number of directorships an independent director can hold. That I read a couple of days ago by Eric Jackson on best governed companies...
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The People Side of Organisations: December 2008
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Wednesday, December 17, 2008. Some more thoughts on managing in difficult times. Continuing on from my earlier post - some thoughts on what HR could do. Review organisation structure and see where opportunity exists to reduce duplication. Be open to new work structures and systems, be it temporary resources, project teams, home working or flexi time. It’s just not costs savings you will achieve here but also the means to address people aspirations for work life balance. Focus on strengthening the objecti...
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The People Side of Organisations: HR’s role in governance
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Tuesday, June 30, 2009. HR’s role in governance. Corporate Governance is usually associated with financial reporting, compliance and disclosure on matters impacting shareholder interests and value. The fact is it is also about how companies and its resources are directed, managed and controlled. Therein lies opportunity for HR to play a larger role in corporate governance and to drive good governance practices. A Differentiate and define the policy, planning, control, coordination and operating systems w...
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The People Side of Organisations: Managing a toxic boss or colleague
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Tuesday, August 14, 2012. Managing a toxic boss or colleague. A toxic – insulting, disrespectful, bullying- boss can damage employee morale and organisation culture and can sometimes have a lasting negative impact on individual psyche. Does the responsibility of managing a toxic boss or individual lie only with the organisation? Most employees find it easy to put the blame for toxic levels within the organisations to people outside of themselves. What organisations can do is to invest in teaching and coa...
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The People Side of Organisations: March 2009
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Monday, March 30, 2009. HR: Getting to the core of Business. Most organizations view the HR driven Performance Management System as a set of discrete processes and tools deployed for a defined period of time for a specific purpose linked to business (such as development of individual personal development plan or basis for reward or career progression or compensation decision). Very few organizations leverage the power of a holistic and integrated people performance process in delivering business value.