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How do you apply Marlow's Hierarchy of Needs to production workers?

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1. How do you apply Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs to production workers?

Employee Human Needs

Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs at Work (SEE DIAGRAM IN ATTACHED RESPONSE)

As a manager of people you should pay attention to how you and the company are taking care of people from the perspective of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. Almost all resistance and motivation issues can be traced to your employees not getting their needs met.

Pay attention to these five driving factors and you will retain employees that are satisfied and fulfilled. If you can consistently meet all five needs of your employees, you will have an organization that is capable of accomplishing anything.

1. Physiological

These needs are the essentials of life. Surprisingly enough, as an employer, you have a great deal to do with an employee's basic human needs:
· Food - You need to provide them time to eat and make sure they can easily access quality food.
· Oxygen - Make sure there that there is enough circulation in the air to ...

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