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Formal meetings provide opportunity to provide information and share ideas.
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How to formally engage labor—through direct employment, farm labor contractors and other service providers, or independent contractor agreements—is a basic choice.
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Workers’ main impetus to leave is how they are treated.
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All managers have a theory of management; it affects how they operate..
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Work performance depends on both ability and motivation.
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Mistakes and misconduct eat at the bottom line.
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Delegation simply may not work.
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Introductory training is essential, even for seasonal and part-time employees.
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Supervisors’ prerogatives to reward and threaten have been greatly reduced over the years
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Fitting people with jobs involves working with information about jobs and about people.
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