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This case study explores the organizational behavior of Beaubelle, a global day spa and hair salon chain. It covers the company’s history, operations, and current management challenges. It is useful for understanding real-world organizational behavior issues in Module MGT700.
What's inside
- The company's history and founding principles
- Beaubelle's missions and global presence
- Operational structure and management decisions
- Current management challenges and issues
- Key personnel and their roles
Who it is for: Students studying Organizational Behavior. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Beaubelle is a day spa and hair salon chain. It looks at how Beaubelle's new general manager deals with staff problems.
The Company
Beaubelle is a global spa and hair salon chain. It offers a wide range of treatments and services. It has two branches in Kuala Lumpur and its headquarters in Petaling Jaya.
The Current Situation
The new general manager, Kris Jenkins, faces low staff satisfaction. This leads to absenteeism, low productivity and high turnover. She needs to find the causes and solutions.
Staff Relationships
Good peer relationships at work are important. They help with mentoring, sharing information and providing social support. Building mutual relationships can improve these.
Involving and Engaging the Workforce
Employees are more committed when they can contribute ideas. This gives them a sense of ownership and pride. It also improves motivation and creates a more productive environment.
Key terms
- Holistic rejuvenation
- The approach of treating the body, mind and soul as a whole.
- Employee engagement
- The level of an employee's commitment and enthusiasm for their work.
- Peer coworker relationships
- Relationships between employees at the same level who have no formal authority over each other.
- Employee suggestions
- Ideas and suggestions from employees about their jobs and the organization.
- Staff turnover rate
- The rate at which employees leave a company and are replaced.
- Absenteeism
- The practice of regularly staying away from work.
Questions this document helps with
- How can a manager improve staff satisfaction?
- What are the benefits of good peer relationships at work?
- How can employees' ideas be used to improve a company?
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