Employees can be encouraged to contribute to the development and implementation of control measures by fostering a culture of open communication and collaboration. Involving them in decision-making processes and seeking their input can enhance their sense of ownership and accountability. Providing training and resources empowers employees to understand the importance of these measures, while recognizing and rewarding their contributions can further motivate participation. Engaging employees in regular feedback loops ensures that they feel valued and heard in the continuous improvement of control measures.
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Different employees contribute different things to their job. One thing it may include is being able to work with anyone.
Another term for Federal employees is bureaucrats.
In 2001, Pamarco Technologies Inc. had 700 employees
By now Apple Inc. has about 35 000 employees! http://seekingalpha.com/article/115797-apple-inc-f1q09-qtr-end-12-27-08-earnings-call-transcript?source=front_page_transcripts&page=-1 As of September 30th, 2006, Apple has 17,787 full time employees and 2,399 temporary employees. -DJ Craig About 17,787 employees! (From Hoovers on Answers.com)
Employees who 'contribute' to the development of control measures are exceptional. They think outside the box and should be included in management. Employees who 'implement' are assests to the company. They get things done and and should be compenstated. These contributions don't need encouragement but should be acknowledged and rewarded. Often, they go unrecognized.
factor that contribute to development of helping behaviour among employees
As if the employees are motivated,then they can work hard and thus contribute too much in the development in the organization.
They were encouraged. But they never HAD to.
Business contribute to economic development by paying taxes. Both employer and employees contribute to federal and state taxes. Small business companies also help with taxes and by providing more jobs for the economy.
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Employers are not required to contribute to their employees' SEP IRA accounts, but they have the option to do so. Contributions are typically made by the employer, and employees cannot contribute to their own SEP IRAs.
Rapid e-learning solutions contribute to organizational growth by enabling swift and cost-effective training for employees, fostering skill development, and ensuring quick adaptation to evolving industry trends.
Employees can contribute to a SEP plan by having their employer set up the plan and making contributions on their behalf. Employees cannot directly contribute to a SEP plan themselves, as it is funded solely by the employer.
No. Not even a little bit.
Yes
Training and development an affect employees and depending on the type of training received can depend on the impact. For the most part when there is a positive introduction to training and development the employees greatly benefit.