As summer approaches, like every year, the burning question of holidays will arise, a source of tension within a team.
Who's leaving in July?
Who leaves in August?
The tone can quickly rise and the negotiation turns into a rat race, especially to snatch the most popular period: mid-July to mid-August.
Everyone puts forward their arguments: a rental taken a long time, tickets reserved for months, the need to assist a parent, to join their spouse abroad, the desire to be able to breathe before a busy start of the school year... Everyone has a good argument to impose his choice.
In the middle of the fray
Managers are in the middle of the fray, in the role of arbiter: on the one hand, they want to satisfy as many employees as possible;
on the other, they have to make sure that there are still enough people in the department to run the shop.
Better to have balancing skills.
At Wome, specialized in HR management…
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