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Category Archives: Customer Service
Here is One Way to Recruit and Retain Employees
Are you tired of reading that the difficulty in finding workers is caused by lazy people who would rather not work? This is an example of some believing what they want to believe in spite of evidence to the contrary. … Continue reading
I’m Glad I Don’t Have to Make this Decision
Sometimes I wonder if anything is going smoothly this year. Even something as seeming routine as opening a school year is fraught with controversy. Should schools reopen with students in attendance every day, use a hybrid model of in-person and … Continue reading
Posted in CALMC, Change Management, Columbus Area Labor-Management Committee, Customer Service, Employee Involvement, Health and Safety Committees, Teamwork, Workplace Health and Safety
Tagged CALMC, Columbus Area Labor-Management Committee, Communications, effective leadership, employee involvement, involvement, labor-management collaboration, process improvement, working together, workplace safety
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Another Factor in Worker Burnout – Unpredictable Shifts
A few weeks ago, we wrote about worker burnout as it affects hourly workers and teachers. Today, we want to consider another burnout cause impacting hourly workers, unpredictable and irregular shifts. Many hourly workers are required to work on-demand. They … Continue reading
Do You Know; What are Some Factors Causing Employee Burnout?
Although we sometimes think of worker burnout as being most prevalent in some jobs or situations, it can impact employees of all types. Others discount the reality of burnout, especially in some jobs. If we try to deny or categorize … Continue reading
CALMC Membership Meeting – Smart Columbus
Last month Columbus Area Labor-Management Committee members and guests gathered for our Membership Meeting. They had the opportunity to enjoy breakfast, networking with colleagues, and hear a presentation on an issue impacting labor, management, and the community. The presentation described … Continue reading
Do You Know: How Can Your Employees Help Improve Customer Service?
It is easy to see the important role your employees play in customer service. They are the first point of contact with your customers, and the way they handle these contacts, positive or negative, is crucial. According to American Express, … Continue reading
Posted in CALMC, Columbus Area Labor-Management Committee, Communications, Conflict Resolution, Customer Service, Employee Engagement, Employee Involvement, Employee Training, Managing Change, Problem Solving, Systemic change, Worker Voice
Tagged CALMC, Columbus Area Labor-Management Committee, Continuous Improvement, employee engagement, employee involvement, Information sharing, involvement, process improvement, Systemic change, working together, workplace problem-solving
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Do You Know: How Can You Improve Your Customer Service?
Last time, I wrote about the importance of excellent customer service and gave some examples of good and bad service. This time, I am going to look at a few ways to improve your level of service. Let’s explore this … Continue reading
How is Your Customer Service?
Outstanding customer service is a feature common to world-class organizations. They recognize the importance of identifying and meeting customer needs, resolving issues, and reaping the other benefits of customer contact in areas like identifying new products and services. They also … Continue reading
An Upcoming Issue Facing Labor, Management and the Community – Driverless Vehicles
This week, we attended a hearing conducted by the Transportation and Public Safety Committee of the Ohio House of Representatives. The session dealt with the advantages and disadvantages of driverless technology, and showed an upcoming issue between transport drivers and … Continue reading
Posted in CALMC, Change Management, Columbus Area Labor-Management Committee, Conflict Resolution, Customer Service, Employee Engagement, Employee Involvement, Facilitation, Labor-Management Cooperation, Problem Solving, Public Sector, Systemic change
Tagged CALMC, Change Management, Columbus Area Labor-Management Committee, effective leadership, employee involvement, involvement, labor management relations, labor-management collaboration, Problem Solving, resolving labor-management issues, Systemic change, workplace problem-solving
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Reshaping Unions for the Future – Involving Younger Employees
In earlier articles, we’ve offered some thoughts on the role of unions in the workplace. Today, I want to share some other ideas on unions and what they need to do to maintain relevance with today’s workers. Last week, we … Continue reading
Posted in CALMC, Columbus Area Labor-Management Committee, Customer Service, Employee Engagement, Employee Involvement, Employee Training, Labor-Management Cooperation
Tagged CALMC, Continuous Improvement, employee engagement, employee involvement, genuine leaders, involvement, labor-management collaboration, leadership, Millennials, resolving labor-management issues, working together
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