The Legal Side of Hiring Domestic & Family Office Staff
Hiring staff for your home or family office brings a unique set of responsibilities that extend beyond simply finding the right person for the job. As an...
Hiring staff for your home or family office brings a unique set of responsibilities that extend beyond simply finding the right person for the job. As an...
Creating a collaborative work environment is critical. Many believe it increases employee happiness which in turn will help employees work more efficiently and productively.
Are you recognizing employees regularly, but still feel like their productivity and engagement are down? It could be you’re offering them the wrong types of rewards.
Recognizing employees is important, but recognizing them in the correct way is equally critical.
Estate managers have different responsibilities depending on the household, but in general they are just as their name implies: managers.
In order to keep your workforce happy, we suggest going out of your way to recognize them for their hard work.
A unified team can make things easier on you because they’re more likely to work together and thus be more productive.
Do your employees look bored while working? Do they appear uninspired? That’s not a good thing, trust us.
Here’s what you should know before hiring a private caregiver.
If your employees get into an argument, you need to understand how to resolve the conflict.
Here are several goals you can (and should) stick with that will make your household a more enjoyable and productive place to work:
If you like to have fun with your domestic staff by hosting barbecues or other outings, by all means keep doing it! However, it’s important to set boundaries.
If your staff doesn’t like to work together, that’s a big problem. Here’s why.