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3 Employee Engagement and Recognition Predictions for 2017

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Many of the emerging HR trends for 2017 are being driven by the millennial generation. What they want and what they look for — things like being recognized and making an immediate impact — have created a strong demand for employee engagement and recognition platforms that many leading companies are now adopting.

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Engage Blog: Top 10 HR Blogs of 2016

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From the 50 Most Engaged Workplaces Awards Gala to a stellar lineup of speaking sessions, ACE 2016 brought together a Who’s Who of top performers and thought leaders in the HR and employee engagement space. To recap the hottest HR themes from last year, we’ve compiled our top 10 blogs of 2016. sticker on it.

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Cutting-Edge Company Culture Examples: Introducing “What Culture Could Be”

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Each episode features an interview with a founder or executive, a practitioner, or thought leader discussing a variety of topics, including: Employee experience. Employee engagement and productivity. Employee retention. Employee appreciation. Employee incentives. Rewards and recognition programs.

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Important Recruiting Trends Your HR Team Needs to Know

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However, a lesser-known task involves keeping up with recruitment trends. The more you know about HR trends, the easier your job can often be. Image by creativeart on Freepik Background Checks for Everyone Not every business performs background checks before hiring employees. Gamification might change that.

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Creative and Innovative Appreciation Ideas for 2021

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According to 2020 statistics from smallbiztrends , a full third of employees say they are minimally committed to their jobs. However, 2021 brings new opportunities to rekindle employee engagement and get businesses back on track. One way to build a recognition culture is to appreciate workers as often as possible.

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How to Get Executives On Board with Employee Rewards and Recognition Programs

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But there’s a proven way to address this problem: focus on employee engagement. According to a Harvard Business Review study , 71% of respondents rank employee engagement as very important to achieving overall organizational success and recognition happens to be the #1 driver of employee engagement.

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10 Blogs to Make you a Better HR Leader - Sapling Blog

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We recommend: 13 Quick Tips to Get More Employee Referrals The People Ops CollectiveWith a new blog added every week, Sapling’s content offers modern best practices on a variety of HR topics including culture, employee engagement, HR software, training and onboarding programs.