SUMMARY
Each employee is an individual. As we said earlier, they are influenced by, for example, their families, how they were brought up, their workplace and their external environment. All of these influences are constantly changing. But the firm has a number of people risk management activities to use, from criminal charges to training, engagement and reward. A good example is from the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency:
Champion |
Recognise and reward |
Compliant |
Engage |
Confused |
Enable |
Careless |
Educate |
Chancer |
Engage |
Criminal |
Hit them hard |
In the end, if we choose the right people, make sure they are clear about their role and the importance of their job, give them opportunities to develop and learn, pay them according ...
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