Guidelines For Establishing Good Management and Staff Relations & Teamwork
Guidelines For Establishing Good Management and Staff Relations & Teamwork
ESTABLISHING GOOD
RELATIONS BETWEEN
MANAGERS AND EMPLOYEES.
OBJECTIVE
• Outline guidelines for establishing good relationships between
managers and employees.
GUIDELINES: GOOD MANAGEMENT & STAFF
RELATIONS
•Communication
• Communicate effectively. Managers should not only give directives but
encourage feedback from workers. Regular scheduled meetings should allow
workers the opportunity to voice their concerns and views. Some managers
have an open door policy making them available to all employees.
GUIDELINES: GOOD MANAGEMENT & STAFF
RELATIONS
•Motivation
• Money is not a motivator for everyone and therefore managers must find ways of
encouraging workers to give their best performance. Other forms of motivation include
recognition for a job well done.
• High performing employees can be motivated by promotion, and being named employee
of the month. Allowing employees to be creative and bringing their innovative ideas to
Goods and services is also a motivator.
GUIDELINES: GOOD MANAGEMENT & STAFF
RELATIONS
•Fairness
• It is very important to handle all workers fairly without showing
favouritism. If workers perceive that they are not being fairly treated
or that there is favouritism, conflicts may arise among workers as well
as between management and workers.
GUIDELINES: GOOD MANAGEMENT & STAFF
RELATIONS
•Compassionate
• Managers must show care when dealing with workers daily. Workers
are not machines and cannot be treated as such. Managers should try to
understand each worker and their various issues. Workers may have
challenges with illnesses, family, finances etc. which may affect their
performance on the job.
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