Why do communication between an employee and an employer is important?

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qaws [65]3 years ago

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Answer:

<h2>They'll be committed in the job.</h2>

Explanation:

Inside the management field, relationships are important for the company, and communication is part of it too. In this sense, there is a term called ''employee relations'', which the relationship between employee and employer, so that communication is a important skill to build a strong relationship in this case.

This communication skills, besides improving relations employee-employer, also help to the company at the end, because if employees field good and committed to the organisation, they will hard work for it. So, this is why companies must to add some values to that relation because that way, employees are going ''feel'' the company, they are gonna be an important of the process.

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