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Shortchanging individual contributors could jeopardize employee engagement

HRExecutive

Individual contributors (ICs) are being left behind when it comes to promotions, raises and career development. Without intervention, HR could see employee engagement suffer. Clearly, the value ICs bring to the table isn’t recognized in the same way as the contributions of managers.

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10 employee retention software programs to maximize engagement in 2024

Achievers

Employee retention software is important because it helps reduce turnover, saves recruitment costs, improves employee satisfaction , enhances productivity , and builds a positive work culture. The four pillars of employee retention are: Compensation: Offering competitive salaries, benefits, and bonuses.

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Employee expectations are shifting. Can you meet them?

PI Worldwide

In the long term, employees will crash and burn. Mentorship and career development. Meeting employee expectations requires more than improving working conditions. Not every employee wants extra job responsibilities. Next, reward employees who embrace the changes. Be someone they can emulate.

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Performance and rewards in the future of work

HRExecutive

Mercer’s 2019 Global Performance Management Study found that only 2% of leaders believe their performance process delivers high value, only a half have goals at the business-unit level and fewer than 3% believe they have excellent feedback practices.

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[Report] 3 New Global HR Trends from Globoforce & RES Forum

WorkHuman

If you’ve been following the Globoforce blog these past few months, you may recall that we recently published a report with findings from the 2016 SHRM/Globoforce employee recognition survey. Do these trends in employee recognition, performance management, retention, and engagement look different outside of the U.S.?