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Liy
Hi,
Just my 2cents.
I believe meetings should be conducted as a weekly affair and prolly end week or beginning of week to get employees motivated to action during the rest of the rest itself or the following Monday.
Meetings should not be conducted on Saturdays as being an employee myself, although in HR, i would 'switch-off' my productive self if its beyond my working hours.
Liy
HR Exec

From Singapore, Singapore
hazaidi
22

Dear All,
I am 100% agreed with Sir Siva..
Prayers are not the part of organizational activities. (Don't treat these words as harsh). Although we are living in the world's most emotional contingent, but to acquire professionalism you Don't need these things.
Number2. Meeting on daily bases? I Don't think so as good, it have to be conducted on first weekday.
Number 3. there are two aspects of motivation. 1 motivation by giving rewards and incentives 2. or by strict compliance
As punctuality is a serious issue, to ensure this we have to re-inforce it by strict compliance.

From Pakistan, Islamabad
jhon parrot
hi all,
I think everything needs balance even the life so strictness is good as a boss but listen to them and try solve if they have a genuine issue to some extent because that will develop a soft corner for the compny in general and for you in particular, which will stop employee to come late

From Pakistan, Islamabad
Rashmi Srivastav
2

Hello, What if after strictness and the deduction according to rules, still not making some employee to be on time. What to do in such case?
From India, Gurgaon
Rashmi Srivastav
2

You can use your biometric machine and provide everyone a sheet of there attendance performance marking the late timings or highlighting that.
From India, Gurgaon
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