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6 steps to keep employees engaged and productive
Watson Wyatt report suggests engaged performers likely top performers
Written by Workplace Staff   
Read more...As the economic downturn continues, ensuring that employees are engaged is crucial to keep workplace morale and productivity high, according to Watson Wyatt, a leading global consulting firm. Findings from the consulting firm’s WorkCanada Report suggest that employers can take specific actions to increase engagement and productivity.

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7 Tips for preventing organizational problems from occurring
How to get out of your office and into the action
Written by Michael Roberto   
Problems exist in every organization, but often remain hidden for several reasons. Once they surface, they can be devastating. Wouldn't it be great to discover these problems before they swell into significant failures? Great leaders aren't just great problem solvers; they are great problem finders. In this troubling economy, leaders can’t afford to be unaware of destructive organizational problems.

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Coaching misunderstood
A promising and fragmented profession in need of clear standards
Written by Sabine Fischer   
Rebuttal of article in Workplace magazine, Jan/Feb 2009: Coaching has become a common term for many different activities and initiatives in the last 10 years. Many related professions are using the word “coaching” to “dress up” their services – presumably to appear more current, and to have their service appear more attractive to the buyer. How is the market supposed to understand what a professional coach is, when there are so many different professions offering this misunderstood activity and most of them not following a common set of standards?

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You know you have to act - now what?
How to communicate effectively in hard times
Written by David McCullagh   
Even if you’re not planning critical changes to your staffing, compensation, or benefits to meet tough economic challenges, the media certainly is keeping the anxiety levels high for your employees. They’re aware of bad-news currents in every industry, every day, and they’re worried. Keeping them focused on the job and maintaining good morale during times of crisis is going to make the greatest demands ever on your communications efforts.

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All about the Globally Harmonized System
Gradual implementation of the system involves both WHMIS and consumer products
Written by Anthony Di Gianni   
Globally Harmonized System, or GHS, is a new international system of Classification and labelling of Chemicals. The goal of the GHS is to standardize and harmonize the classification and labelling of chemicals using a logical and comprehensive approach internationally. The GHS will define health, physical and, environmental hazards of chemicals with a goal of harmonizing a standard set of rules for classifying hazards by using a common format and content for labels and safety data sheets (SDS) to be adopted and used worldwide.

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