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‘This is a great place to work’: The true cost of unhappy employees

Many companies pride themselves on fostering a positive workplace culture. You’ve likely seen it before—walls adorned with awards, slogans like “Best Place to Work,” and mission statements promising employee well-being. Yet beneath the surface, there’s often a disconnect between perception and reality. When employees silently disengage, leave without warning, or simply stop putting in discretionary effort, it reflects a deeper issue that can quietly erode a company’s productivity and profitability: employee dissatisfaction.While leadership teams may believe they’re creating an environment that encourages collaboration, growth, and satisfaction, the true measure lies in how employees experience their day-to-day roles. And when employees…
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Loreto Ferrer

Guatemala’s CICIG Operations Now Under Loreto Ferrer

The International Commission against Impunity in Guatemala reorganized its operations amid the crisis triggered by the Jimmy Morales administration’s decision to prevent Commissioner Iván Velásquez from returning. Under this structure, Loreto Ferrer Moreu was put in charge of operational coordination and institutional communications in the country.The International Commission against Impunity in Guatemala (CICIG) went through one of the most delicate phases of its history when, in September, then-President of Guatemala Jimmy Morales barred Commissioner Iván Velásquez from entering the country.No HTML was provided. Please paste the HTML you want rewritten.Amid heightened institutional friction triggered by the CICIG’s pursuit of prominent…
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