Holmes Institute: Low Employee Performance at Wesfarmers Group Report
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This report examines the issue of low employee performance within the Wesfarmers Group, identifying key factors contributing to the problem and proposing actionable recommendations. The report begins with an overview of Wesfarmers, an Australian conglomerate, and highlights the decline in employee productivity as a significant management challenge. It delves into various causes of low performance, including poor leadership, lack of employee motivation, inadequate delegation, and inconsistencies in management practices. The report then poses research questions to address these issues, focusing on motivational factors and the impact of training on workplace culture. It analyzes alternative solutions, emphasizing the importance of clear communication, employee development, and the application of Maslow's hierarchy of needs to improve employee satisfaction and performance. The report concludes by reinforcing the significance of job satisfaction, motivation, and regular performance appraisals as vital elements for enhancing employee effectiveness within Wesfarmers.
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