Workplace Stability

by Ruth K. Weirich

There is no question that increased worker stability boosts productivity, retention, and morale, which leads to greater profitability but it may yet be a challenge you need to address. Why would an employer want to increase the personal and professional stability of workers? And how exactly can businesses go about it? It starts with seeing things differently. Instability is another measure of diversity in your workforce. Low-wage workers can experience personal instability that leads to absenteeism, health problems, and violations of workplace expectations, all of which decreases morale, attention to work, and job performance. You ll learn -Recognize the range of factors that create instability for employees -See how instability, employee performance, and profitability are related -Identify the most effective techniques and tactics for increasing workplace stability -Create an action plan best suited to your business and its culture and employees

152 pages, Paperback

Published June 1, 2016

Reviews

[Jamie Pennington]

Excellent book with lots of great ideas. I can’t wait to try some out.

[Jamie Clubb]

Don't care for her writing style. Very dry and uninspiring.