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Employee recognition drives retention and productivity

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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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Infographic: The route to employee engagement

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It seems simple, yet many companies are missing the mark when it comes to connecting their employees with core engagement factors like their company’s mission, their experience of recognition at work, and their workplace culture. This is the “greatness gap” that many employers are dealing with today.

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10 Things a Good Manager Never Does

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Ignore employee turnover rates. CompData surveys for 2015 show a total turnover rate of 16.7% A good manager determines the reasons for a high turnover rate and takes steps to increase employee engagement in order to reduce attrition. Take credit for their employees’ efforts. for all industries.

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For Recognition to Have an Impact, Make It Strategic

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We’re way beyond the old paradigm of years-of-service plaques or holiday gift cards as a form of employee recognition. We know that such rewards, tied to tenure or sporadically bestowed on an individual employee for a job well done, fall short of achieving any larger goal. By: Meghan M.

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10 Meaningful Ways to Celebrate Your Employees

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Get to Know Your Employees Better. Zappos, famed for its employer brand, has an “80-20 rule,” which mandates that managers spend at least 20 percent of their time with their team members. Offer Employee Recognition. Define a Career Path for Each Employee. Don’t Forget Free Food. Share your comments below. .

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How to Protect Your Company from High Employee Turnover

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From the employee point of view, it’s important to realize that in 2015, almost 25 percent of American workers left their jobs voluntarily. Not every employee prefers to work remotely, but facilitating that opportunity will build your brand’s reputation as being a responsive, caring employer.

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7 Creative Ways to Attract Top Talent

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For instance, giving examples of succession plans or the career progression plan of already hired talent recruited into a similar position can instill a level of confidence in the candidate that their employer will work to further their career. Finally, talk about your company’s embrace of employee recognition.