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Performance and Rewards: Differentiate Only When It’s Worth It

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Merit-based rewards are seen as a hallmark of a “high performance culture.”. 91% of companies linked pay to performance in 2011 , up from 78% in 2009. 89% of companies differentiated performance using numerical ratings in 2014-2015. Microsoft abandoned its forced-ranking system in 2013.

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This just in: Your employee engagement is down

Achievers

The findings reveal an engagement level of 56 percent thus far in 2011, which is the same as 2010, but lower than 2009 (60 percent) and 2008 (57 percent). And that’s what makes it difficult to understand why companies have failed to evolve – or even adopt – an engagement solution.

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An In-Depth Look at HR’s Role in Employee Engagement

KeenAlignment

The human resources department, colloquially referred to as HR, should be at the center of a company’s efforts to improve employee engagement. Therefore, one of HR’s role is to inspire employee engagement in order to drive success across the board. An HR professional can have a huge impact on engagement at your company.