| economic update |
| The global financial crisis is impacting the Australian economy on a number of different...Read More |
| RossJuliaRoss wins prestigious green award |
| Australia’s leading recruitment firm, RossJuliaRoss has just been awarded the inaugural RCSA ...Read More |
| Review of the State of Play in Employment Today |
| There has been a definite increase in the number of job seekers over the last few months ...Read More |
| help is at hand to get alife |
Recent research has revealed that 82% of young Australians have “no idea” what they want...Read More |
| snapshot of the times - internet usage at the office |
| According to US careers site, careerbuilder.com, in spite of jobs being a little more ...Read More |
| I have seen 2009 and it's name is Twitter |
Ivor Tossell, resident Web Guru at Canadian newspaper The Globe and Mail, has just reviewed...Read More |
| new year's resolution - get into mentoring |
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| sick of work? |
| careerbuilder.com’s annual survey on absenteeism shows 33 percent of workers have played ...Read More |
| About RossJuliaRoss |
January 2009
I would like to extend my very best wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year to all of our valued clients! There are many views being expressed on what this year may hold and it seems to change almost daily; however what I know will never change is how much I personally, as well as my team, genuinely appreciate the opportunity all our clients give us to help you during these challenging times. We value staying in touch with you, learning about what is happening in your organisation and trying to make your lives a little easier.
All the best for 2009!
We welcome your feedback to marketing@rossjuliaross.com
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85% of Fortune 1000 companies used some form of team- or group-based pay in 2005, according to the University of Southern California's Center for Effective Organizations. Recent research at Penn State suggests that this trend may be counterproductive for certain teams. When team members don't share a high level of trust -- a situation that occurs frequently in short-term, virtual, and cross-cultural teams -- they strongly prefer being paid individually. When employees' pay is tied to the performance of team members they don't trust, they find it unfair -- and that sense of unfairness undermines the team. |
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