Hrm/531 Business Action Plan

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Business Action Plan An action plan is established to help a business clarify a vision, helps ideas become reality, keeps assignments and who is responsible organized, and reveals what actions will take place and when the actions will begin and end. Therefore, learning team C has decided to create an action plan to make recommendations to management that will provide direction to enhance the outcome of shiftwork turnouts for employers. The assignment for week four consist of an action plan for which the team decided to implement a wellness program which will help rehabilitate, address concerns, lifestyle issues, articulate increased awareness, and understanding for shift workers wellness. This process has begun with an…show more content…
The whole process of benchmarking is to identify the best practice in relation to the product or process within the particular industry. This benchmarking technique is a management tool through which a plan for evaluation, measurement, and improvement is implemented. It seems as though with our team these tasks have been completed. Within the actual business and the shift workers we have to make sure that we identify the best practice for each shift in which there are many different tasks listed in the column chart. All managers should benchmark the organization in order to assess all of the performance on each shift by providing all of what they can measure in a consistent manner across the organization. Benchmarking is the last step to the process and it is to make sure that everything is complete and in order. In conclusion, action planning may seem detailed, annoying, and are often ignored but an action plan could be very meaningful to a business because it helps the organization complete to reach goals and includes verifying and evaluating which could be helpful to the companies success. Thus an action plan depends on the nature and need of the organization and our team has provided an outstanding action to improve the company’s
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