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Trends in Employee Recognition 2015

Something Different

<www.csc.com> Rose Stanley, CCP and Practice Leader for World at Work provides highlights from a recent survey highlighting trends in employee recognition programs. Happy Friday, Rory.

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Employee recognition drives retention and productivity

HR Digest

Employee recognition is an important cornerstone for the engagement and retention of a workforce. Employee engagement surveys conducted by Energage in 2020 showed that appreciation was the top driver of employee engagement. Explore various recognition strategies that fit in with your company culture.

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Checklist for Effective Employee Recognition

Kazoo

When used effectively, employee recognition is an incredibly powerful motivational tool. The Cicero group has found that 53% of employees said their work relationships would improve if they were recognized more often. Recognition is a critical tool for helping employees feel valued. Employee Recognition Checklist.

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Why Employees Love Social Recognition

Achievers

According to Gallup , “Companies with engaged employees outperform those without by 202 percent.” ” But how can you move the needle on employee engagement? One of the best and most effective ways is through employee recognition programs. Rewards and recognition create a positive workplace culture.

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Announcing the 2015 50 Most Engaged Workplaces™ winners!

Achievers

Today, we’re excited to announce the 50 Most Engaged Workplaces in North America for 2015. The panel of judges was comprised of academic and thought leaders on employee engagement from organizations such as the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), Human Capital Institute and Human Resource Executive.

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Understanding the Power Behind Employee Happiness

Achievers

How happy are your employees? Is employee happiness at a low or a high? The latest Gallup poll (collected from over 80,000 workers) on employee engagement tells a dismal story. In 2015, only 32 percent of workers say they’re “engaged” at their jobs. Empower Employees.

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Help Employees Have Their “Best Days” in 2015

RecognizeThis!

Help employees have their best days at work in 2015 by fostering a culture of appreciation and gratitude. ” How powerful to think that you can make more of those “best days” happen by fostering a culture of recognition in your organization by simply offering praise and expressing appreciation to those around you.