June 1, 2007
A positive direction for employee behavior
In a busy OR, one employee who's consistently late or always wants to take off early can wreak havoc on scheduling and performance. Seemingly small conduct problems are frustrating for managers: Is it worth starting the recruitment and orientation process over again just to replace a person whose small infractions are driving everybody crazy?
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