30 July 2009

Stabilizing Your Workforce Amid Layoffs

Businesses need to understand what employees look for from their leaders

by Christian Hasenoehrl
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How can organizations make sure that the inherent uncertainty in today’s environment and associated redundancies at their own companies aren’t disruptive? They must first understand what employees look for from their leaders, whether that is the senior team or the line manager.
Christian Hasenoehrl is Partner for Gallup in London.
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Isabel Trevino Posted On 8/13/2009 1:17:29 PM

In Texas, in the medical field such as hospitals providing medical care, what is the percentage of layoffs in the last three months and what region of Texas has the percentage been the highest?

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Barbara Sanford Posted On 8/14/2009 10:16:55 AM

Ms. Trevino: Gallup doesn't collect this information, but it's possible the Bureau of Labor Statistics does. Here is the website address: http://www.bls.gov/ Best regards, Barb Sanford, Managing Editor, Gallup Management Journal

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