The phrase "address employee needs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the importance of meeting the requirements or concerns of employees in a workplace context.
Example: "To improve workplace morale, it is essential to address employee needs through regular feedback and support initiatives."
Alternatives: "meet employee needs" or "satisfy employee requirements".
Tony Schwartz, CEO of The Energy Project and management guru, helps companies institute work policies and processes that first and foremost address employees' needs and values.
Kevin Thomas, managing director of KeolisAmey Docklands, said: "During the dispute all parties have worked tirelessly to address employees' concerns and business needs to prevent unnecessary disruption for our passengers".
Much like his magical 19-minute speech, companies need address employees, partners, customers and clients in much the same way.
The humanistic ideals of the Tavistock Institute produced promising insight on how to combine technical capabilities and social aspects of organizations to address both organizational and employees' needs.
"In addition to our constant focus on product and digital, and against the backdrop of wage increases at key restaurants/retailers, we think an important focus in Steve Easterbrook's first year will need to be addressing employee perception and satisfaction scores," UBS analyst Keith Siegner wrote last week.
Zappos' CEO Tony Hsieh chose to close down the offices that afternoon so that all 800 employees could come together to hear about Zappos big revenue progress and experience me giving a talk about the importance of addressing employees' and customers' higher needs as chronicled in my book PEAK.
Appoint an Employee Wellness team to assess your employees' needs.
The new fund, which Industry Ventures says was oversubscribed, will serve to address liquidity needs for employees, investors and founders across the lifecycle of a venture capital investment.
In an op-ed last year, Warren argued that the postal service is the one organization with "the public mission, the infrastructure, the experience and the well-trained employees needed to help address this problem" of predatory lending aimed at the poor.
