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From the supplier: Hospitality industry firms are focusing on improving the entry and socialization of new employees in a bid to slow down excessive employee turnover. They are recognizing the importance of appreciation, welcoming, support, a family/team climate, task assignment and training in influencing employees' decision to stay or leave the company. They are studying the sense-making process exhibited by new employees and providing information that can make newcomers feel more at ease.
Citation DetailsTitle: Creating a good first day on the job: allaying newcomers' anxiety with positive messages.
Author: Cheri A. Young
Publication:Cornell Hotel & Restaurant Administration Quarterly (Refereed)
Date: December 1, 1996
Publisher: Cornell University
Volume: v37
Issue: n6
Page: p26(8)
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