E-REWARD CASE STUDY
Xerox Europe: Maximising the employee value proposition
An employee value proposition describes what an organisation stands for, requires and offers as an employer in return for the skills, capabilities and experiences an employee brings to the organisation. A new case study published by e-reward shows how Xerox has developed its EVP around five pillars of people management:
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Title: "Xerox Europe: Maximising the employee value proposition", eresearch 85, April 2012, published by e-reward.co.uk Ltd.
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Date 13/04/2012
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