Company checks Employee Recognition Reward Management 
Empuls
DECEMBER 16, 2024
This article will explore the significance of awards recognition, provide examples of recognition awards, and discuss the impact these programs can have on an organization’s culture and success. When employees feel recognized, they are less likely to leave the organization.
Vantage Circle
MARCH 24, 2025
This isn't just my story—it's the new reality of employee motivation While traditional recognition focuses on compensation, today's workforce hungers for something more meaningful. A study by Deloitte shows companies with strong recognition programs see 31% lower turnover rates.
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Achievers
AUGUST 14, 2024
Exploring the value of social recognition software in modern workplaces Social recognition software offers significant value by enhancing employee engagement and fostering a positive company culture. These platforms streamline the recognition process, allowing employees to easily give and receive praise and rewards.
Achievers
MAY 26, 2015
by Andrea Vearncombe, Total Rewards Manager, Achievers. Do you give your employees big annual bonuses as a reward for their work? If so, you have plenty of company: It’s common to rely on annual bonus plans to build employee motivation and pad salaries. Or perhaps you just give them out of tradition?
Achievers
JUNE 19, 2018
That rather dire warning is offered by Dan Schawbel , research director at Future Workplace and one of Forbes’ “30 under 30” list. Schawbel cites a study by his company showing that one-third of American workers are at the risk of quitting and looking to change their jobs within the next six months.
Achievers
APRIL 15, 2014
Well, what if we told you that the secret weapon to driving employee success was your managers? More often than not, employees don’t leave companies – they leave bad managers. That’s why it’s up to you to equip your managers with the tools they need to engage and motivate your workforce to drive results.
HRExecutive
JANUARY 29, 2020
Edgar Schein , former professor for the MIT Sloan School of Management, once told me that the most valuable cultural asset for any company is the desire of employees to help each other. However, research now shows that the highest-performing companies reward people for team goals, not just individual goals.
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