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DHR Employee Shopping Day

Does giving employees a half-day off during the holiday season for shopping or other errands count as a convincing decision that communicates the organization’s values? Or, given recent layoffs, does it communicate a lack of attention to organizational priorities? And what message does a higher-up reversing the decision send? Explore the case of the DHR Employee Shopping Day here at the Decatur Daily News.

Posted by Alan Nelson on December 16, 2003 11:04 PM |

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