Turnover, labor shortages and retirements... is your manufacturing organization feeling the impact of these modern human capital challenges?     As a leader, your first step in combating the war on talent is to create an environment of employee retention.     Positive reinforcement, recognition for a job well done, and a positive relationship with immediate managers are the tools that drive employees to... stay!     Rolling Out the Recognition: Retention Strategies for Manufacturers provides industry-specific concepts and ideas for praising efforts and results. You will learn:     *Effective recognition tools that cost little or no money, take just minutes to plan, and need no special or additional training to deliver.     *Specific recognition and employee retention techniques that can be presented on behalf of the company as a whole, by an individual manger or an employee s fellow workers and peers.     *Bonus Section! Unique and innovative awards that are sure to evoke a big WOW by everyone!

Rolling Out the Recognition! Employee Retention Strategies for Manufacturers

Bill Webb

Kristine Sexter

SPHR

WorkWise Publishing

Blessed are the peacemakers;: Contemporary thoughts on peace (Hallmark editions)

Reference

Hallmark Cards, Inc.

<p>D&amp;D Sword &amp; Sorcery Rappan Athuk 3 Module</p>

Rappan Athuk III: The Dungeon of Graves, The Lower Levels (Sword & Sorcery D20 System)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

John Masse

Clark Peterson

Fantasy

White Wolf Publishing

"Bill's Module was written for the Swords & Wizardry Kickstarter bonus goal. It is a second introductory module to Matt Finch's First Introductory Module, Grimmsgate.

""This module is intended to show how old school roleplaying provides enhanced descriptions and provides not only storyline and encounters, but creates a feeling of "being there". I have borrowed from work I did supporting Matt Finch at North Texas RPG Con in 2011, as well as sessions I ran at PaizoCon in 2011 and 2012. Kudos to Tabletop Adventures (http://www.tabletopadventures.com/) for the great work they have put in over the years in providing table ready description text. Back in the old days, this was the way it was done-on the fly, by the old timers (and this author counts himself an "old timer").""

1975 is meant to take you back to that time the "old-timers" talk about with a look of whistfulness in their eyes. Join us as we all travel back to 1975."

Swords and Wizardry MCMLXXV

Frog God Games

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