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Tuesday, January 3, 2012

About Human Resources: Top 10 Ways to Encourage Employee Work Balance

Dear People:

Welcome to the New Year. I'm starting off the year with my non-holiday related newest article about work-life balance. While I do want to wish you a wonderful New Year, I'm looking forward to all that we can do to transform workplaces in 2012. Work-life balance seemed like a good place to start. Employers can do a lot to help employees pursue the full lives that they desire.

While you were hopefully finding some merry, merry during the holidays, you may have missed the new articles I've added to the site. With that in mind, here are the newest that are not already featured in this newsletter.

Do you know that I write a new blog post every day? Check out the blog in the center column on my home page.

Comments, questions, suggestions? Email Me.

Please forward this newsletter, in its entirety, to your colleagues, coworkers and friends, because you want to add value to their work and lives.

Regards and wishing you and yours the best this week,

Susan


Top 10 Ways to Encourage Employee Work Balance

While employee work-life balance is not the responsibility of the employer, the employer has lots of opportunity to affect the employee's ability to balance work and life. Here are my top 10 recommended actions for employers.


Ring in Your Happiest, Most Successful New Year

Looking for advice and help to make this New Year your best year - ever? There is something about a new year - a new beginning - so new goals and resolutions, new plans, new dreams and new directions fuel your thoughts. Whether your New Year's challenge is a new job, an improved career, setting and fulfilling your business goals, getting your finances in order, or transforming your job or work, these ideas will help.


Why Organizations Do Employee Performance Evaluation

Interested in why organizations do employee performance evaluation? Employee performance evaluation is both an evaluative process and a communication tool. Done traditionally, employee performance evaluation is universally disliked by supervisors and employees. But, performed correctly, performance evaluation can add great value and support employee progress on goals. Find out more.


Your Top 10 Favorites From 2011

Are you interested in what others are reading on this Human Resources site? Thanks to the magic of online stats, I pretty much know when an article is a hit or a bomb with readers. Here's my annual roundup of the resources most frequently read on my site. Celebrate the end of 2011. Enjoy.


 


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Susan M. Heathfield
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