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“Employers of choice” or the art of attracting and retaining employees (Conference summary)

29 October 2007 Written by: Michèle Laliberté

Roles are being reversed in today’s working world. Now that the pool of available workers is shrinking and managers are plagued by fierce competition from other economic sectors, it is no longer employers who select employees, but rather employees who select their employers. This means that businesses must not only work to attract and encourage [...]

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Seasons change… and so do employees

31 August 2007 Written by: Michèle Laliberté

With the deplorably high employee turnover rate in the tourism industry, it is time to reflect on current practices. What is the turnover rate of your staff? What are the causes? How much does this cost your organization? Do you have the means to offset these costs? Do you have any solutions to the problem? [...]

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Putting HR and tourism in context

14 February 2007 Written by: Michèle Laliberté

Understanding the environment in which tourism is evolving will help us understand the challenges facing human resources, for owners, managers and employees. However, when human resources issues themselves are in the midst of dramatic change, everyone in the industry is impacted. The world is changing: society is changing, tourism is changing, tourists themselves are changing, [...]

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Clients and employees: Treat them the same!

2 October 2006 Written by: Michèle Laliberté

Though managers move heaven and earth to create a memorable experience for their customers and encourage brand loyalty, what do they do for their employees? As a matter of fact, they should be doing the same thing. In today’s world, human resource management is a considerable challenge with a complex set of issues. Managers should [...]

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Recruiting tourism workers: The time is now!

2 February 2006 Written by: Michèle Laliberté

The declining number of available workers in the labour force is becoming even more of a concern because tourism is not the only economic sector facing a labour shortage. This creates fierce competition; we are entering the era of the competitive labour market. Businesses must build reputations as desirable employers and think of their high [...]

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