Talent war

Article Abstract:

Global markets, increased competition and technological developments have put increased pressure on managers to recruit and retain good people. Issues concerning the "war for talent" are presented with particular reference to businesses in Australia.

Analysis, Australia, Employee retention

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Alcoholism, drug abuse, job stress: what small business can do

Article Abstract:

Treatment of worker ailments can be a success with renewed stress on each particular situation. It must be known beforehand if individuals will pass the grade for change, plus which individuals will be against the change.

Prevention, Small business, Alcoholism

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Leading from the front in the talent war: the leaders of tomorrow will need to challenge boundaries, think globally and embrace change

Article Abstract:

A key challenge for business leaders is to attract, nurture and retain the best employees. Executives must be able to convey precisely the forms of behaviour and attitudes that are required for the future.

Management, Employee morale

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