Importance of Labor Relations on Employee performance - blog 2

 

Importance of Labor Relations on Employee performance

Labor is counting on the human resource available in the organization and it is very important and critical to have proper relationships among the workers to get the maximum outcome form them to gain the objectives of the organizations (Samwel, 2018).

“Both Manager and Employee need Satisfaction in Labor Relations”

There are different applications which the organizations are needed to follow in keeping the labor relations among each other. The protection of the labor laws, providing the salary which is satisfying by the both parties (labor and manager), providing the better facilities in working management and controlling and providing better conditions in working environments and rewards are coming with the proper labor relations in the organizations.

(D'Alessio & Oberbeck, 2017).

Employee performance also can be defined in different means as per the different scholars. Employee performance can be recorded as the frequency and methods of the employees who are working in the organizations to reach the objectives and the aims of the organizations. This is very important fact to be considered as employee performance is critical to gain the success of the organization as well (Guan & Frenkel, 2018).

Organizations needs to have clear applications to manage the employee performance and there are many factors in the organizations which are impacting on the performance level of the employees. Along with these applications, labor relations are also becoming more prominent as labor relations are also helping in gaining employee performance in the organizations (Calvin, 2017).

Employee performances is occurring in the positive side as the employees are highly satisfied and highly dedicated to the organization. This fact can be occurred with the successful relationships with the labor and manager where the employees are listening well and following the orders of the managers in happy mind (Sutanto & Kurniawan, 2016). Happy employees are assets in the organizations. Thus, it is very important to have the happiness level and satisfaction level in employees to gain maximum outcome.

There are advantages of the labor relations which can be impacted on the success level of employee performances and thus it is a responsibility in organizations to keep healthy labor relations (Guan & Frenkel, 2018).

ü  Contribution to the economic development

ü  Contributing to the motivation of employees

ü  Managing the happiness level of employees

ü  Higher productivity in the outcome of the employees

ü  Peace and calm working environment where every one is satisfied with what they have

ü  Organizational productivity

ü  Higher employee performance   

Conclusion

Labor relations are important and critical to consider in any organization and it is the responsibility of any organization to have better connection among the employees to gain maximum advantage over the labor relationships. It is very important to have successful identifications in managing the employees and healthy relationships are ending with the higher performance of the employees. It is very important and critical to have better outcome and successful return in the organizations to have the clear outcome with maximum advantages. Thus, labor relations are highly important.

References

Calvin, O. Y., 2017. the Impact of Remuneration on Employees’ Performance (a Study of Abdul Gusau Polytechnic, Talata-Mafara and State College of Education Maru, Zamfara State), s.l.: Arabian Journal of Business and Management Review (Nigerian Chapter), 4(2).

D'Alessio, N. & Oberbeck, H., 2017. Call centres as organisational crystallisation of new labour relations, working conditions and a new service culture?, s.l.: In Re-Organising Service Work (pp. 86-101). Routledge.

Guan, X. & Frenkel, S., 2018. How perceptions of training impact employee performance: Evidence from two Chinese manufacturing firms, s.l.: Personnel Review.

Samwel, J. O., 2018. Effect of employee relations on employee performance and organizational performance-study of small organizations in tanzania, s.l.: Global Journal of Management and Business Research: Administration and Management, 18(8), pp.30-39.

Sutanto, E. M. & Kurniawan, M., 2016. The impact of recruitment, employee retention and labor relations to employee performance on batik industry in Solo City, Indonesia, s.l.: International Journal of Business and Society, 17(2), pp.375-390.

 



Comments

  1. Yes It is important that employees share a healthy relation with each other at the work place. Let us find out why employee relations are important in an organization:

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  2. yes, performing talent and create a workforce that's loyal, engaged, and outcome-focused. Its important to remember that retention strategies will differ from employee to employee, Good article ,

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  3. Every position is a key and importantly contributes to the entire business process. Treating equally and maintaining good relationship within all will be advantages.

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  4. Thanks to share Positive employer-employee relationships result in increased performance and motivation. Employees that are happy are more productive. They will put in more effort on the job. This results in happy customers and more profit.

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  5. Happy employees can put more effort to their job. It is important to keep the employees motivated if organisations want to get the best from them.

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  6. It is well-explained about the importance of labour satisfaction to maximize outcomes and how it helps to develop business growth.

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  7. Essential article. Because Employee relations have a direct influence on employee satisfaction and engagement, which is why many companies today are investing more resources to improve employee relations and keep their workplaces healthy.

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  8. A good understanding between employees and employers is important to reduce industrial disputes. A positive relationship between employers and employees leads to higher motivation and employee engagement.Great post

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  9. In addition to your blog, I would like to share one thought and hope that will add a bit of value to your great explanation. I feel that some of the employees are very sensitive and if you can keep good relationships with them as a manager they will perform like anything else and they will not even consider their income too. They will be fully and 100% comfortable just only with good relationships with their superiors. Thank you!

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  10. Having effective relationship with employees and managers at workplace is supportive to increase job satisfaction of employees. Therefore, HRM strategies applying in the organizational context should be supportive to create and maintain a better relationship with the managers and employees.

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  11. There are various factors which leads increase the performance of the employees. The managers have to find the appropriate factors according to different employees. It’s a complex task for the modern managers. Maintaining a strong bond between employees and managers will help the organization to achieve its goals in a successful way.

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  12. Every position is a key and importantly contributes to the entire business process. Treating equally and maintaining good relationship within all will be advantages.Great News.

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  13. Good understanding between employees and manager in workplace is increase job satisfaction and keep motivated is essential to employees for organisation's goal.

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  14. This topic very important for organizations and it will keep sustainable improvement with the organization as well as increased the employees satisfaction and internal communication as well as the loyalty of employees..

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  15. Relation between each an every one of the company enhances proper working environment which supports with a better corporate culture.

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