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6 problematic employee situations and easy solutions

June 20, 2017

The most important tasks for a company owner or manager are to make sure that work is getting done, and everyone is moving in the same direction. Each employee is like a cog in a complex machinery, and everyone has to be doing their job to reach the common goal. However, all too often, managers and owners alike run into the challenge of dealing with unmotivated employees not doing their jobs. That can range from not coming to work, taking leisurely lunch breaks, not clocking in or out, and ultimately, cheating the system.

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