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Recorded Call: Managing Unacceptable Employee Behavior In Your Cleaning BusinessCleaning business owners often have difficulty delivering feedback, criticism or disciplinary action in order to solve unacceptable employee behavior problems effectively. Most people don't react well to criticism, so some owners completely disengage from addressing the problems due to a dislike of confrontation. Or they may fear the employee will get upset and quit, leaving them short-handed. Avoiding the situation is the worst thing you can do. It can hurt the morale of the rest of the employees and undermine your authority as the business owner. The good news is, it doesn't have to be difficult. In this call, Jean Hanson, Steve Hanson, and guest Sharon Cowan discuss how to deal more effectively with employees that need extra guidance and feedback. Plus we explain the right way to discipline problem employees....
Episode 66: Should You Hire Experienced Cleaning Technicians?Hiring experienced cleaning technicians for your cleaning business sounds like the perfect solution to staff shortages. But it can also have its draw backs. Learn what to watch for in this short video....
Episode 60: Is My Cleaning Supervisor Too 'Nit-Picky'?A cleaning business owner has a supervisor that his employees think is too picky. In this video we offer advice on how to handle the situation. How would YOU handle the situation? Please post your comments below the video....
Romance in the WorkplaceOffice romances used to be taboo. But according to a recent Workplace Options survey of Millennial employees, a shocking 84 percent of workers ages 18-29 said they would have a romantic relationship with a co-worker. Compare this to only 36 percent of Generation X workers (ages 30-46) and 29 percent of Boomers (age 47-66)....
Calculator: Employee Hourly Wage Based on Client RateIf you want to pay your employees a fair hourly wage then you need to make sure you are charging your clients enough or your profits will be severely affected. Use this calculator to see how much you can afford to pay your employees based on the rate you currently charge clients....
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