Sarah Hernon, a principal consultant for Right Management, part of the ManpowerGroup, says encouraging "high-value staff" to do master's qualifications can be a creative way for employers to retain them when restructuring has reduced promotion prospects".An MBA makes people more marketable," she says.
But the most pressing issue isn't who might be behind the murders, but that the Indian government's apathy is potentially putting their high-value staff at even greater risk.
Patients place high value on staff members' empathic qualities such as being caring, interested, understanding, respectful, and attentive.
Although here the physical environment was conducive to staff encouraging mobility, this practice was facilitated and reinforced by a care ethos which placed high value on all staff, including nurses participating in such work.
The Tallinn Pae Gymnasium prides itself on grooming students who can recite Pushkin as well as any Muscovite, and it places a high value on the quality of its staff and instruction.
Even President Obama's new director of national intelligence, Dennis C. Blair, wrote in a memorandum to his staff last week that "high value information came from interrogations in which these methods were used," an assertion left out when the memorandum was edited for public release.
All mothers placed a high value on their relationships with those staff members who offered emotional support, and their accounts suggest that the nature of those relationships had a major impact on their experiences in the hospital.
They also provided feedback to district level officers to facilitate purchase of high value items, recruit or deploy the staff, to nominate a program manager to monitor quality during facility visits, and to facilitate the training of nurse midwives in skilled birth attendance.
Investors place a high value on predictability.
High price must mean high value, right?
