The price of 'peace at any price.'(managing conflict in a family business)

Article Abstract:

Tips are presented for dealing with the head of a family business who wants to avoid all conflict. Suggestions include putting the issue in a broader perspective and taking responsibility for the decision. Flattery is one way of coping with passive-aggressive people.

Employee Relations NEC, Methods, Labor relations

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If family members ask for a job

Article Abstract:

One of the problems facing a growing family owned business is that future family members may expect employment. A family employment policy that sets out clear employment requirements for family members is included.

Analysis, Manpower policy

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If family members ask for a job

Article Abstract:

A family employment policy for a family owned business is presented. The program sets forth a method for hiring and promoting family members.

Management

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