Report
Working Conditions
Introduction
The aim of this report is to assess the main reasons for staff complaints about working conditions and propose ways of improving the situation, It is based on the results of a comprehensive questionnaire sent to all staff in addition to in-depth interviews with managers and union leaders.
Findings
As might have been expected, low pay is the main cause for staff complaints. What’s more, a significant number of employees are unsatisfied with the current level of bonus payments and fringe benefits. Another major complaint is the employees’ working environment. In particular, the poor quality of working lunch and the dim light in communal areas, such as the locker room and rest room have been highlighted.
Recommendations
In order to deal with the issue of so-called low pay, it is recommended that a discussion be arranged between the management circle and uni
Report
Working Conditions
Introduction
The aim of this report is to assess the main reasons for staff complaints about working conditions and propose ways of improving the situation, It is based on the results of a comprehensive questionnaire sent to all staff in addition to in-depth interviews with managers and union leaders.
Findings
As might have been expected, low pay is the main cause for staff complaints. What’s more, a significant number of employees are unsatisfied with the current level of bonus payments and fringe benefits. Another major complaint is the employees’ working environment. In particular, the poor quality of working lunch and the dim light in communal areas, such as the locker room and rest room have been highlighted.
Recommendations
In order to deal with the issue of so-called low pay, it is recommended that a discussion be arranged between the management circle and uni
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