around. By offering flexible work options‚ such as flextime‚ it will allow employees more family time‚ go back to school‚ if desired‚ to further education‚ as well as decrease absenteeism at work. Now‚ who wouldn’t want a job that offered the time allowed to do those kind of things? I know I would. Flexible work hours allow employees more time with their family. It allows more time to spend with their children‚ and to attend all school programs and plays. It allows a parent the opportunity to
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The two major opportunities in establishing a flexible work program are recruiting competitiveness and employee retention. WorldatWork said employee retention plays a key role when companies are competing for market share and talent. When competing for market share a company must be able to keep key talent because they play a big part in a company’s organization. Key talent is employees with strong performance that have high potential. Key talent also helps an organization with current and future
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Subject: Expanding Flextime Proposal I would like to propose a plan to expand customer service hours by 15%‚ cut our cost by 30% as well as decrease Attrition rate by 50% and improve employee morale at NO ADDITIONAL COST. This report presents a proposal to expand flextime in the Creve Coeur County Government offices to accomplish all of the above goals. The Current Problem County Government offices are currently open from 9am to 5pm. Employees have limited flextime in that they can come
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Flextime Work Schedules Flextime Work Schedules Hrm 102: Introduction to Human Resources April 23‚ 2010 “Flextime permits employees the option of choosing daily starting and quitting times‚ provided that they work a certain number of hours per day or week. Flextime work schedules are most prominent in service type organizations‚ government agencies‚ and other large clerical operation companies (Bolander‚ 2007‚ p. 175). Flextime provides benefits to both employers and employees. Organizations
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A memorable day 1 The day that I witnessed the Celebration of Osun Osogbo shrine festival was a memorable day to me. I was living in the hostel of a school that was owned by a chief in Osogbo and the school was close to the place where the shrine rituals were performed‚ and the festival celebrated. That was the 30th year celebration which I witnessed‚ and indeed‚ it was a memorable day for me. When we were told to tell a story about a true experience‚ I
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The Benefits of Flextime With our personal lives busier than ever‚ offering flexible work options to your employees could be the best way to keep the good ones around. BY DR. DAVID G. JAVITCH[->0] | June 5‚ 2006| 0[->1] Tweet[->2] Five days a week‚ 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.‚ 48 to 50 weeks per year: That had been the typical work schedule for a good portion of Americans for many decades. But by the 1990’s‚ employees were finding that the traditional workweek was sub-optimal. But why?
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Running head: DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION Drug Abuse Prevention Programs: Effectiveness of DARE and Project ALERT Drug Abuse Prevention Programs: Effectiveness of DARE and Project ALERT Although drug use among secondary school students appears to have leveled off during the late 1990s‚ US adolescents continue to use alcohol‚ tobacco‚ and marijuana at unacceptably high rates. Among eighth graders‚ 52% have tried alcohol‚ 41% have tried cigarettes‚ and 20% have tried marijuana. By 12th grade these rates
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Abuses of Public Assistance Programs What is the definition of a puzzling and mysterious system that attempts to provide for the indigent? It is called the welfare system‚ and it works in a very complicated manner (Weiss 5). The dictionary defines welfare as an “organized community of corporate efforts for social betterment of a class or group” (Weiss 7). The welfare system was developed as a program to help American citizens during the Great Depression. Originally the welfare system was simple
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What is a possible hypothesis for this study? Samantha believes the E-Z program will help improve the student’s grades. Samantha made a formal prediction about the relationship between the students and the new reading program. The hypothesis she made is a testable theory that will prove the results of the program (Burger‚21) Whose class is a control group and why? Mrs. Brown’s class will be the control group. Mrs. Brown’s class did not receive the new reading program. The control group are the
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Emotional abuse: Emotional abuse can severely damage a child’s mental health or social development‚ leaving a lasting impact on his life. Physical indicators: There are not really physical indicators of emotional abuse‚ but the child may have frequent psychosomatic complaints‚ headaches‚ nausea‚ abdominal pains. Behavioural indicators: The child may have mental or emotional development lags. Sometimes the child’s behaviour is inappropriate for the age. The child may be scared of consequences
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