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Jamaica Gleaner Business
published: Thursday | March 29, 2007

Business schools teaching art of persuasion
The workplace has changed from a hierarchical structure to a more horizontal one, with teams of people of various positions. Workers are expected to be involved in many decisions and help push a company's agenda, no matter their title.

Cuba launches nat'l campaign for new work discipline laws

Cuba is cranking up a new campaign for worker productivity, hoping new rules next month will impose discipline in a work culture where tardiness and absences have long been tolerated and tiny salaries are not always enough to get people to go to work.





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