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The Proven Links Between Retention and Employee Experience

WorkHuman

Retention and employee experience are two sides of the same coin. My story is not unique, which is why retention remains a serious issue for HR and business leaders. This post is the first in a series on findings from the new SHRM/Globoforce Employee Recognition Survey (sent to nearly 800 HR professionals).

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Guide To Drive Employee Recognition

Empuls

MGM Grand 1 , a Las Vegas hospitality company, realized the need to enhance employee engagement by following a value-driven employee recognition program. In its approach, the company successfully streamed employee satisfaction surveys, which showed an increase from 87.5% in 2005 and a turnover rate of 11.4%.  

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Is it time for a culture check-up?

HRExecutive

A firm believer in building a strong team, Buckingham brought Chief Diversity Officer Allison Green onboard in 2009 to help implement the changes she believed would not only engage Lincoln’s workforce to help the company emerge from the financial crisis, but become a destination employer for the best and brightest in the financial-services industry.

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Cafe Classic: Keeping Them Is Cheaper than Finding Them

Compensation Cafe

Editor's Note: Given today's labor market dynamics, Derek Irvine's Classic post on compensation and retention is a important as ever. Retention isn’t a common theme on Compensation Café , but the association between retention and compensation goes far beyond “paying people enough money to get them to stay.”

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A Complete Overview of Talent Management in a Changing Global Workplace

Engagedly

Can the tech-enabled talent management systems really turn around the current stride of talent shortage and retention? Furthermore, it touches upon different aspects of an employer’s business activities, such as succession planning, employee onboarding, and even departures. . Employee goal management. Employee retention.

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Employee Reward Program: 5 Unique Ideas with Examples to Breed Engagement & Satisfaction

Empuls

After 25 years of managing a manual recognition and rewards (R&R) program, Luminous decided to modernize by implementing a digital solution.      Empuls provided a comprehensive platform for employee recognition, rewards, and redemption, streamlining the entire process.

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The Staggering Cost Of Disengaged Employees: How Disengagement Impacts Your Bottom Line

Vantage Circle

Meanwhile, ADP reports that a single disengaged employee can cost a company $2,246 per year. The cost of disengaged employees ripples through organizations, lowering productivity, increasing turnover, and deteriorating team dynamics. Lower Performance: Employees put in less effort, which becomes the norm.