Work Ethic: Most employees want to work

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				              Work Ethic: Most employees want to work

			                David

			                I believe that most employees want to work. There will always be a small percentage that will go against the grain.  The problem is we fail each other.  This happens by taking a motivated employee and not meeting his needs to do his job successfully.  Examples: no parts to fix machine, no stock to run machine, no training.
			            
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Eddie
I agree with David, however, we also need to consider that the manager may have difficulty accessing the training required for the staff member and ma...

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