Maslows Hierarchy of Needs MASLOW ARRANGED THE NEEDS

Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

MASLOW ARRANGED THE NEEDS OF HUMAN BEINGS INTO A HIERARCHY. He argued that lower order needs must be satisfied before people become focused on achieving their higher order needs.

The next level are social needs, a need to belong, feel love and affection, to communicate

Self- esteem needs are all about feeling good about yourself, being appreciated,

So how do employers satisfy these needs ?

BASIC NEEDS HAVE TO DO WITH SURVIVAL PHYSICALLY AND PSYCHOLOGICALLY, SO INCLUDE FOOD WARMTH, SHELTER AND CLOTHING To satisfy these needs employers need to provide a living wage, and avoid paying piece rate PHYSIOLOGICAL OR SURVIVAL NEEDS

To satisfy these, provide contracts of employment, sick pay, pensions, pay salaries. Safety needs are related to having confidence in the future, having security SAFETY NEEDS

social needs, a need to belong, feel love and affection, to communicate LOVE, AFFECTION, AND BELONGINGNESS NEEDS These can be satisfied by group working, communication from management, quality circles, social working hours, holidays.

Self-esteem Self- esteem needs are all about feeling good about yourself, being appreciated, Chances for promotion, training, positive feedback from management

Self actualisation Self-actualisation means achieving what one is capable of, being given the freedom to control one’s destiny Empowerment, freedom to complete tasks, control over how work is done.