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Compensation Cafe: 2 Things to Get the Most Out of Employee Recognition Programs

RecognizeThis!

– Measurable, peer-to-peer recognition set apart average employee recognition efforts from Best-in-Class programs. Check out my post today on Compensation Cafe for a deeper dive into a September 2014 report from Aberdeen, “Next-Level Employee Recognition.”. Results are obvious to the bottom line.

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The Employee Recognition Landscape is Changing

China Gorman

The concern for employee engagement is down with 47% of respondents citing it as a top challenge compared to 39% in 2014. The other surprise for me in the survey results is the data-backed understanding that values-based employee recognition is seen as contributing significantly to bottom-line organizational metrics.

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2 Things to Get the Most Out of Employee Recognition Programs

Compensation Cafe

Recognizing and appreciating employees for efforts, behaviors and results in line with what matters most to your organization is guaranteed to get positive results. A September 2014 report from Aberdeen, “Next-Level Employee Recognition,” discusses these two needs in greater depth. It’s not enough to empower employees.

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Unlock the Best 15 Employee Perks in the US Companies

Vantage Circle

This helps employees enhance their bonding with team members through shared experiences. Your commitment to promoting an enjoyable workforce will give employees a reason to stick to you in the long run. A simple ‘thank you’ or an appreciation holds immense potential to boost employee motivational levels.

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Popular Employee Recognition Platform Blueboard Abruptly Shuts Down, Terryberry Steps Up with $2.5 Million Reserve to Support Affected Clients

Terryberry

Blueboard, a leading provider of experiential employee recognition programs, unexpectedly ceased operations on March 12, 2024, leaving clients and employees with unanswered questions. The company, founded in 2014, cited financial difficulties as the reason for the sudden closure. Terryberry Offers $2.5

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Popular Employee Recognition Platform Blueboard Abruptly Shuts Down, Terryberry Steps Up with $2.5 Million Reserve to Support Affected Clients

Terryberry

Blueboard, a leading provider of experiential employee recognition programs, unexpectedly ceased operations on March 12, 2024, leaving clients and employees with unanswered questions. The company, founded in 2014, cited financial difficulties as the reason for the sudden closure. Terryberry Offers $2.5

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Surprise! Survey Shows How Employee Recognition Landscape is Changing

TLNT: The Business of HR

The fifth research report in an annual partnership between SHRM and Globoforce ( the 2015 Employee Recognition Survey ) was published this week. The concern is that employee engagement is down, with 47 percent of respondents citing it as a top challenge compared to 39 percent in 2014. Recognition adds to the bottom line.