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Clapton Munongerwa

Clapton Munongerwa is a researcher, an economist and a productivity practitioner with a passion in the development of organisations and the economy at large through in-depth research, economic inferences and productivity improvement. Diverse experience in the field on economics and research in the public sector as well as a traceable record in providing productivity related training and consultancy services in the private sector testify to his immense contribution within the economy.

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- April 26, 2019

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- May 03, 2019

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Productivity and not Always Retrenchment

- February 04, 2019

>>thank you for stopping by and please do not forget to leave a comment... It is not unusual for business firms to respond to viability challenges by trimming off employees, even when the affected employees are the highest contributing factor in terms of productivity. For most organisations, cost containment measures first affect the employees especially the lower level employees through retrenchment. At times, the remuneration for a single manager will be equivalent to that of about ten shop floor employees who are prone to be shown the exit door at the slightest signal of a slump in profits. Sounds familiar right? This paradox then leads one to ask: “Is retrenchment always a good idea for cost containment?” Whilst retrenchment as a cost containment measure is a noble idea, experience has shown that it often leads to a decline in organisational performance and product quality. A downward spiral trend in organisational performance is frequently precipitated when due...

PERCEIVED QUALITY AS A TOOL FOR TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT (WATCH)

- July 20, 2018

>>thank you for stopping by and please do not forget to leave a comment... Today I share a video in which I explain about Perceived Quality , an important tool for Total Quality Management (TQM). Click here to access the video and enjoy... For alternative access to the video click here