The future according to sushi #singapore

The future according to sushi

yawningbread.wordpress.com 15 Sep '12, 9am

The future according to sushi #singapore

The future according to sushi Published 15 September 2012 business and employment , economy and finance Leave a Comment Sakae Sushi’s $3,000 cleaner-and-dishwasher job has many of the characteristics of poor human resources design so prevalent in Singapore. Even if they manage to fill the ten positions that the company has, I suspect it is not a sustainable solution. Employees will not stay long or will call in sick with little notice, causing disruption to operations. Singapore bosses often pin blame on employees’ poor work attitude but few bosses interrogate their own attitudes towards their staff and their own limitations when it comes to designing jobs. From various press reports, Sakae Sushi’s job — which apparently has received 300 enquiries since it was headlined in a Chinese newspaper story — is like this: Yesterday, the company gave more details while urging only ...

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