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Final Speaker Notes - OB
Final Speaker Notes - OB
I'll be discussing about how these changes affected the employees’ values,
Employees who were laid off felt that their psychological agreement with
the corporation had been broken because they may have anticipated job
security in return for their dedication and hard work. The surviving
employees might worry about upcoming layoffs and their job security,
which could affect how well they perform for the company.7
With Hudson's Bay's new e-commerce segment, there may be new chances
in the future for the surviving staff members. On the other hand, the
company's once-solid organizational ideals, which its employees related to,
are now beginning to weaken as new divisions of the business are being
added, such as the e-commerce section and Zellers.7
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Processes:
3. Task performance: After the layoff, some of the employees were asked to
take on additional responsibilities and workload, which lead to stress,
burnout, and decreased job satisfaction. This had negatively impacted
individual level behaviors such as absenteeism, punctuality, and quality of
work. Some of the employees working in Hudson’s Bay found the workload
very atrocious.8 With all of this happening the employees will be somehow
able to accomplish the assigned work at expected standard of quality and
quantity, but they won't be taking initiative to introduce and anticipate new
work patterns that can benefit the organization because of lack of motivation
due to various reasons. (Proactive task performance) Their adaptive task
performance will also be reduced because the layoffs will increase their
workload and the employees will find it difficult to align and support the
new process and work setting.
Thank you. now my colleague aman will be continuing with the presentation