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CWP-Walkerton Management
The primary challenge that CWP-Walkerton is not in its productivity state, but the efficiency of its employees and the company's human resource per se. It is vital, then, that an effective employee-centered program be formulated and created to ensure that employee cooperation will be achieved as one of the first steps in improving the current economic and organization state of CWP in Canada. The human resource program, which the management shall formulate, will involve specific objectives such as the following: (1) to imbibe within each member/employee loyalty for CWP; (2) to respect other members of the company, especially the employees' superiors (supervisors, managers, and the like); and (3) to create a new organizational culture where a business-like yet healthy business/organizational environment is cultivated. One effective way of ensuring the program's success is to learn to penetrate the employees' own sets of groups -- that is, the organization's employee culture. This means knowing, communicating, and coordinating with the opinion leaders among employee groups, and assuming the role not as a General Manager who is part of the company's administration, but as a member of an organization that aims bridge the gap separating the management from its employees. Cooperation is achieved once the manager penetrates these employee groups, and the next step, which is to create a series of seminars and activities that encourage group camaraderie and respect, shall be implemented. These seminars will focus on the making the employees become acquainted or re-acquainted with the company's vision, mission, and goals, in order to promote the development of a hierarchical organizational climate. Activities will develop personal relationships among employees in order to promote unity and cooperation, and this will be implemented through the creation of sports festivals and monthly or quarterly cook-outs with the employees' families, encouraging an atmosphere that CWP-Walkerton is more than a company and organization, but also a family to the employees.
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