"In reality, staff face resentment if they try to work from home or take family days.
At the staff level, resentment, if not contempt, lingers on both sides, but the two camps are learning to work together.
In such cases, staff members' resentment is fuelled by the perception that their specialist knowledge and skills are being devalued at the same time as they are being asked to take on a broader range of generic functions while less qualified personnel are taking over their traditional areas of responsibility [ 125].
Some workers said this would lead to resentment among staff members.
Meanwhile, it's hard to find a deeper sense of resentment among staff than at Newcastle College.
Some workers said this division would breed resentment among staff members, pitting newer employees against those with seniority.
Renaud, the film-maker, had told me that there was some resentment that Staff hadn't been at the zoo since returning from France, but Elias is proud of the group.
Extrinsic motivators such as incentives are also valued (e.g. for airtime or overtime) and require sensitive handling to avoid confusion or resentment between staff.
Although we had considered, within the exploratory phase, that we had minimised administrative elements of the intervention, resentment among staff of the time required for administration resulted in the paperwork and overall administrative load being reduced.
Furthermore, a recent Cochrane review of family-centred care for hospitalised children [ 21] highlights ineffective negotiations about roles of family members and staff that can cause resentment and communication difficulties.
