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Health Savings Accounts Article: Participating in Your Employee's Future
According to the American Health Insurance Providers (AHIP) the number of individuals enrolled in an HSA-type insurance plan went from 438,000 in 2004 to 3.2 million in 2005 a seven fold increase in one year! And, by the year 2010, the Treasury Department projects 40 to 45 million people will be covered.
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Increasing Productivity and Efficiency in Modern Corporations
So how is your work ethic today? You know the Corporation is dead set on efficiency and productivity because this is directly related to profits and you and they both know it too. So how does the modern corporation help you do your best and improve your productivity these days.
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Global Acquisitions-The Critical Measures
There are five critical factors that can measure whether your acquisition is working perfectly or not. This article will outline the critical factors and how you can guage whether you are on the right track or not.
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Bring Out the Positive - The Power of Employee Recognition
Spontaneous and informal employee recognition when carried out by immediate supervisors is the best way to recognise good employee behaviour. The rewards need not necessarily always financial. You can reward employees through a number of inexpensive non-financial rewards.
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Leading Into the Future
The subject of leadership goes to the root of organized human behavior. Leadership is so integral to who we are that it's difficult to imagine human history without it. Would great cities have ever been built without it? Would nations have been forged?
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Are Executives Worth the Effort?
Companies will spend more time and effort on defining the decision criteria and the evaluation process associated with spending +$1 million of bottom line profit on a capital acquisition than they will in the acquisition of an executive responsible for driving +$1 million in bottom line profit (let alone the corresponding top line revenue). This article discusses why this happens and the importance of investing in executive selection.
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Meetings Do Not Have To Last Forever and Accomplish Nothing
Does it feel like you spend all your volunteer time, or time at the office in meetings? You know, the endless meetings, the ones that frustrate everyone and accomplish little. This is a common complaint among workers and volunteers, of all types and levels. Does it have to be this way? I do not believe so. Here are some guidelines for conducting a productive and as short as practical meeting. Share these ideas with everyone you know who is a victim of the meeting plague.
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Can Our Recruiter Really Do That?
With a tight labor market, many organization have turned to recruiters and employment agencies to help find qualified applicants. One thing many organizations are unaware of however, is that many of these recruiters are also actively helping competing firms to fill the same or similar positions. There is something you can do about it however...
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Attending A Training Course? Here Are Seven Things You Shouldn't Do
For a training course to be effective you need a good trainer. But that's not the end of the story. As someone attending the course, you also have a key part to play in its success. If you want to get the most out of the experience, here are seven things you should avoid doing.
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