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Human Resources Best Practices

 

Welcome to BABM Human Resources Best Practices where you can read succinct articles online. The articles will provide you with valuable information that can be immediately implemented to help take your business and personal success to the next level.

A Win/Win Compensation Plan
By Eduardo Suarez-Solar
Published: October 2007

All companies, regardless of size, need well-communicated compensation plans because they can be strategic tools for recruiting, motivating, and retaining employees. Organizations utilize these plans to set hiring pay, determine base pay increases, provide performance incentives, and justify compensation decisions. A company with no compensation plan will be at a competitive disadvantage because it will inevitably pay employees too much or too little, thus causing an enormous amount of issues.

Ethics Training? You May Be Surprised

By Eduardo Suarez-Solar
Published: September 2007

Research has shown time-and-time again that good business ethics/practices pay off financially and limit your legal liability. So, how do you know that there is an ethical concern within your organization and how do you promote doing the right thing as thousands of decisions are being made everyday concerning the running of your organization? You can begin by truly examining the circumstances that led to the ethical and moral violations that occurred at Enron, Worldcom, and Tyco, as well as hundreds of organizations in which such unethical behavior occurred, but which never made national, regional or local headlines.

Your Key to Recruiting Success
By Annette Rankin
Published: August 2007

Whether you are the head of a small, family-owned business or a large corporation, finding the right employees is becoming more and more challenging. Nowadays it’s not uncommon for several businesses to compete for the services of skilled and talented individuals in the same manner as they would compete for a customer’s business. So, how can your business set itself apart from your competitors and attract high quality, “key” individuals?
 

 

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