Titlebook: Redemptive Leadership; Offering Second Chan Joseph J. Bucci Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Leadership.Manag

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Book 2016oyees previously terminated for cause. Organizational pressure to hire and retain near-perfect employees is higher than ever, but by offering second chance opportunities and utilizing the resources outlined in this book managers can reclaim, restore, and redirect current employees with great potenti

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Why Study Redemption in Management?, for redemptive management. The author makes the case that utilizing a redemptive approach with employees does lead to greater loyalty and enhanced performance. There is also the potential for reduced costs in addressing turnover, hiring and potential litigation, and improved organizational commitment through greater retention.

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The Condition of My Conditions,ion, challenging the returning employees to improve their performance and seeking to motivate them to be successful this time with this second chance. On a number of occasions as a result of this direct communication workers expressed remorse for past mistakes and a commitment to work harder and regain trust.

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Is Redemptive Management a Viable Strategy for an Organization?,her redemptive models for utilizing the talents of disaffected workers are presented in this chapter. The redemptive power of work has the potential to help people fulfill their destiny and affect the destiny of others as we work in communities of gift expression, often known simply as “places of employment.”

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Do Most Americans Believe in Redemption?,ecent past, but this person was being given another opportunity? Could you remove yourself from that person’s errors in judgment and work alongside of them and not be critical? This chapter begins with a story about a notable person receiving redemption. The chapter discusses whether Americans belie

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