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Decision Making
As the owner of a small grocery store, it has come to my attention that current business has been slow, and therefore, requires me to let go two employees of my total staff of four. By cutting my staff by half, this means that I would take on extra hours, as would another employee that I feel can handle the work-load, and can be trusted in taking on the extra hours per week.
In order to decide on which employee I decide to keep on, I need to weigh the different factors that besides including the personality of the individual, involve past work history, reliability, customer service and their individual needs. Utilizing these criteria, I can come up with scenarios, and alternative scenarios to make a decision that I see as being the absolute certainty to my problem. By using certain decision making tools, such as Simulation and the Linear method, I can assess each of my employees and come up with the possible solution.
Each employee is currently paid the same per week, but will expect a pay rise with the increase of hours. In order to assess which person would be more suitable for the pay-rise I can do one of two things: I can ask them what they expect to receive, and base my decision on this factor alone, or I can assess the...
I therefore need to analyze these elements in order to have all the information necessary to base my final decision. I can approach this in one of two ways.
Firstly, I can be up-front with my employees and establish that I will need to let two of them go. This gives them the opportunity of're-interviewing' for the position and creates a competitive atmosphere for the position. This could be advantageous as I will be able to see how each of them works under pressure, as well as how committed they are to the job. On the other hand, this could also cause friction at work, as well as sabotaging of fellow employees because of the competitive nature of competing for a job.
Alternatively, I can not tell my employees until I have assessed them within the work-place and researched their current needs, future needs and overall customer service. Of my three employees, one is a current university student, one works part-time while her children are at school, and the other is a retired gentleman.…
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