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Employee Recognition: How Can It Help Counteract The Effects Of A Crisis?

Vantage Circle

A simple "thank you" can make employees feel more appreciated and help boost retention rates. If your employees aren't recognized for their work, they'll take it somewhere else. The phrase "Employee Engagement" frequently appears in today's highly interconnected and modernized global economy.

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Top Strategies to Reduce Employee Turnover in 2024

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In this article, we delve into the top strategies for reducing employee turnover in 2024, offering insights and actionable steps for employers to enhance retention efforts. Companies must adapt their retention strategies to cater to the needs of remote employees and mitigate the challenges associated with virtual collaboration.

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Intangible Rewards: Meaning, Examples, Benefits & Best Practices

Vantage Circle

Recognition and Appreciation A thoughtful "thank you" or public acknowledgment can profoundly impact employee morale. Recognition validates employees' efforts and motivates continued excellence. Recognition, development opportunities, and workplace flexibility contribute significantly to job satisfaction.

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Top HR Trends for 2016 with an Eye to the Future

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For many organizations, the rise of an employee-centric work environment was made evident through the simple act of letting employees express their true selves, rather than stifling the individuality and diversity of thought that each individual brings to the table. You have to have people who are agile and can adapt.

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How to retain employees and thrive during the Great Resignation

Insperity

In this article we will discuss: Why is the Great Resignation happening? From employees’ and job candidates’ perspective, workplace flexibility and the option to work remotely – at least part of the time – are no longer seen as special benefits, but are quickly becoming expectations for their next job.

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2024 workforce predictions: technology, ageism, and the flexibility to stop being so flexible 

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As 2024 takes shape, we expect to see a bit of a shake-up, with HR prioritizing key areas such as the employee-employee relationship, fostering trust during change, an unsettled talent market, defining workplace flexibility, and the pressures and opportunities of technology in the HR space.