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scZoUnD [109]
3 years ago
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Identify the guideline that should be followed by a supervisor to discourage unions.

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1 answer:
Mekhanik [1.2K]3 years ago
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<span>A supervisor can take many steps when it comes to handling unions within the company. First that should be taken into consideration is, the supervisor’s communication to his/ her people. The people should know that the supervisor is always available when they need to talk about the policies of the company and why there is no necessity to have a third party. The employees should also have the knowledge on what is going on inside the business. They should always be informed about the standing of the company in the market.  Another is, there should also be an outlet where the employees can air out their concerns thus the supervisor should also provide these outlets.  Another concern that should be addressed properly is the fairness of the pay. This means that the principle of paying the employees must be put into mind; this is that they are paid according to the work that they do and second is let the employee know that they are paid fairly. Do this by market surveying the wages every year. Be honest to the employees by letting them know the economic standing of the company. They will surely understand the situation. The company must also remember the employees who stood by them during the hard times by giving them fair returns when the company is already in a good standing.  Next is, when you see that an employee is making good performance, companies must also do their responsibility by acknowledging the efforts and giving incentives for their good performance. </span>

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