Cultural differences in the Works Council are often the root cause of a problematic relationship and communication problems.
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team building: 5 tips to help your group become a team
A group of people is not yet a team; you will have to learn to cooperate. What are the conditions for achieving that? Here are 5 tips!
after the pandemic: 5 levels of working from home to choose from
Without the pandemic, many office workers would still be in the office. Now, most of them work from home. But what will happen later on, after all this? This article discusses five levels of remote work.
conducting efficient meetings: Process, Connection and Communication
Groups often ask me to guide them in addressing problems and achieving goals. To this end, I’ve developed a method that consists of three elements: Process, Connection and Communication (PCC).
the three roles of a Works Council coach
I stopped being a Works Council trainer years ago; my role has gradually changed into that of a coach, coaching Works Councils and collaborative teams. And as a coach, I have three roles.
the Works Council hires a consultant; how does that work?
The Works Council is independent and legally has the option to hire an external consultant. But how do you do that as a Works Council?