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Motivating employees

Study why motivation matters and how businesses use different methods to motivate staff.

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AqaGcseBusinessHuman resources

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Motivation methods3 objectives
  • Explain benefits of a motivated workforce, including staff retention and high productivity.
  • Explain financial methods of motivation, including salary, wage, commission and profit sharing.
  • Explain non-financial methods of motivation, including management styles, training, greater responsibility and fringe benefits.

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staff retentionproductivityExplainbenefitsmotivationsalarywagecommissionmanagement stylefringe benefits

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  • Motivation methods exam tip 1: Use precise subject-specific vocabulary when you explain how to explain benefits of a motivated workforce, including staff retention and high productivity..
  • Evaluate evidence for Motivation methods: Evaluate the scenario evidence before evaluating productivity, staff retention: mention EcoWash, refer to labour productivity or ?5,702, and explain the effect on the marketing manager.

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  • Motivation methods common mistake 1: Answer by clearly explaining how to explain benefits of a motivated workforce, including staff retention and high productivity..
  • Do not turn productivity, staff retention into a generic Motivating employees point: Start with the business evidence, explain how Motivation methods changes the decision, then judge whether the benefit outweighs the cost or risk for Northline Gym. Separate fixed costs versus variable costs before writing the final recommendation.

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