Suggest, with justification, ways of improving motivation in John Lewis's staff..
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Teacher: Gloria Diabour25/03/2013Alexandru Viziri
BTEC Level 3 Business
Unit 16: Human Resource Management in business
D1 – Suggest, with justification, ways of improving motivation in an organisation setting.
In order to achieve this criterion I should give suggestions, based on my findings, of how the organisation could improve motivation and the type of reward systems that could be introduced, for example, the introduction of a cafeteria incentive system. I should also outline any issues that there might be of developing and introducing such systems.
For this criterion I will use the same company as in previous criterions: John Lewis. JL is a chain of upmarket department stores operating throughout Great Britain. The chain is owned by the John Lewis Partnership.
We already know, from previous assignment, that John Lewis is already a good company to work for as it if offering lots of benefits to its employees, such as: end of the year bonuses, paid holidays (even if it is a legal requirement), Staff discount (that is not a required by law), pension schemes, and lots of other benefits. However, there are always some downsides or spaces left for improvements. This is what I am going to examine in this criterion.
Advise your organisation on how they could use three of the motivation in an organisational setting
BTEC Level 3 Business
Unit 16: Human Resource Management in business
D1 – Suggest, with justification, ways of improving motivation in an organisation setting.
In order to achieve this criterion I should give suggestions, based on my findings, of how the organisation could improve motivation and the type of reward systems that could be introduced, for example, the introduction of a cafeteria incentive system. I should also outline any issues that there might be of developing and introducing such systems.
For this criterion I will use the same company as in previous criterions: John Lewis. JL is a chain of upmarket department stores operating throughout Great Britain. The chain is owned by the John Lewis Partnership.
We already know, from previous assignment, that John Lewis is already a good company to work for as it if offering lots of benefits to its employees, such as: end of the year bonuses, paid holidays (even if it is a legal requirement), Staff discount (that is not a required by law), pension schemes, and lots of other benefits. However, there are always some downsides or spaces left for improvements. This is what I am going to examine in this criterion.
Advise your organisation on how they could use three of the motivation in an organisational setting