HR | Culture & Engagement

Staff Engagement

• Low staff morale equals low productivity for your firm, which is why you must deal with issues affecting this quickly
• Harassment, discrimination and bullying are common staff welfare complaints, but does your firm have the skills and legal knowledge to solve them and still follow the correct process
• Our Human Resources specialists are proficient in all aspects of employment law, from discrimination to equal opportunities
• Contact Park City, we can resolve your staff welfare issues with minimum disruption to your business.

Motivation and Morale

• Morale fuses employees’ attitudes and behaviours based on satisfaction with their job, their environment, those they are working with (particularly their management), and the company they are working for.
• There are two types of morale: High and Low.
• High morale refers to an employee’s deep satisfaction within their role and feels a sense of achievement, leading them to increase productivity, and have higher motivation.
• Morale also affects a group of workers.
• Low morale causes greater grievances and conflicts, a higher employee turnover and poor working conditions.
• It is the employer’s duty to encourage and work on their staff’s attitudes and behaviours, therefore heightening motivation. This starts with the manager themselves.
• Park City provides staff satisfaction surveys, which can be bespoke to your employees and analyse their responses.
• We will then offer advice on how to improve the employee’s motivation and morale.
• This can prevent the need for a disciplinary should the employee’s attitude becomes worse.
• Park City also provides a training course called ‘Motivating without Money’, to allow employees to become engaged within their company, to perform better and therefore increase productivity.