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1. http://www.saralee.com

Canadian entrepreneur Nathan Cummings founded the Sara Lee Corporation in 1939. Today, this company has grown to be a global manufacturer and marketer of high-quality, brand name products. Currently, this vast organization has over 141,000 employees, operations in 58 countries, and markets its wide variety of branded products in more than 180 nations. Today, Sara Lee proudly lays claim to annual revenue in excess of $20 billion.

Explore the Website for the Sara Lee Corporation. Prepare a short report responding to the following questions. You should be prepared to discuss your findings with the class. How does the Sara Lee Corporation attempt to attract personnel? Utilizing information you have attained through study of the text chapter, what would you estimate to be sources of job dissatisfaction for employees of this organization? What can the corporation do in order to retain key employees? Would working for the Sara Lee Corporation interest you? Why or why not? Identify the benefits and rewards this company offers to its employees.

 

2. http://www.wegmans.com

With its history dating back to 1915, Wegmans has grown to be a 67 emporiums company with sales of $3.4 billion. The company has approximately 32,800 employees and boasts an employee turnover rate of only 6 percent compared to 19 percent among competitors. The company has a motto "employee first, customers second." The company ranked #1 on FORTUNE magazine’s 2005 list of the 100 Best Companies to Work For. Wegmans has been on the list every year since it began in 1998.

Explore the company’s Website. What makes the company so good for the employees? Explain. How would you rate the company employees’ job satisfaction? What does the company do to retain employees? Would you consider Wegmans to be good for the employees only or does it hold true for other areas as well? Explain. Prepare a short report responding to the above questions.








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