Buddy Hield Bahamian professional basketball player for the Indiana Pacers T-Shirt

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It’s not to say it was always perfect, and there have always been places that treated you as nothing but a disposable cog. At the Buddy Hield Bahamian professional basketball player for the Indiana Pacers T-Shirt and I love this end of the day if business was not growing layoffs were inevitable, however, you were usually not treated as just another piece of equipment and layoffs were more a last measure not the go to the instant that a downturn was even hinted at. You can even see it in the change of terminology, used to be a Personnel Department, now it is Human Resources and all managed by people who are the least human you’re apt to meet. If it doesn’t fit into HR’s SHRM books it is ignored. The problem is at the base of how a company views it’s employees. You can look them as assets, or as investors. In the view of assets, execs try to manage them as a cost center and only pay increases as needed to keep people around. They’re a variable cost that needs to be minimized as much as possible. This is the more “traditional” view, and the most popular. If you view your employees as investors instead, where you’re asking them to buy into a vision, plan, and goal set. Then suddenly you realize the insanely good deal management is getting in exchange for the employees time, talent, and competency.

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So, to answer the Buddy Hield Bahamian professional basketball player for the Indiana Pacers T-Shirt and I love this question directly if “Why is this the case”…..Most companies (not all, most) don’t understand the value provided by the employee and don’t manage them well enough to keep them around, so they leave for better money, more vacation, less crappy management, or any other of 1,000 reasons. Simplest explanation I can think of… corporations don’t care about you. They care about the shareholder. We live in a society that is driven by profit, not employee satisfaction, or being able to keep up with the cost of living. Please don’t look for layoffs, or hiring, to be logical. I have been with the same employer for 22 year. They love me and give me promotions and raises and bonuses and I would not be surprised if I got caught up in the next round of layoffs. I am a tool. If they think they can do without that tool or find a cheaper tool or I get a boss that does not like me I fully expect to be thanked for my years of service and shown the door.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.