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Employee recognition drives retention and productivity

HR Digest

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. When employees know they’re appreciated, it shows in their work. Productivity.

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The Complete Guide to Employee Recognition Surveys: 30 Questions You Need

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According to a survey conducted by Achievers, 83% of HR leaders said that recognition programs had a positive impact on employee engagement. How many of you have felt the “high” after getting a “Job well done” That's the essence of employee recognition – feeling valued for your hard work.

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Beyond the Paycheck: Strategies for Effective Employee Recognition and Rewards

HR Digest

Employee recognition and rewards are crucial components of a successful and engaged workforce. When employees feel appreciated and valued for their contributions, they are more likely to be motivated, productive, and committed to their work. As a manager, one of your top priorities is keeping your team motivated and engaged.

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The Value of Employee Engagement

Achievers

Engaged employees, on the other hand, share their enthusiasm with customers and are motivated to go the extra mile to solve problems. Tolan writes, “Long-term employee happiness and overall job satisfaction can’t be achieved through superficial means, like a pay raise.” Stanford faculty member Emma Seppala, Ph.D.

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Employee Loyalty Program: Boost Retention and Engagement

Empuls

Scopely, a video game company, faced high employee turnover, particularly around the one-year mark. To address this, they developed a distinctive employee recognition program. Challenge: High employee turnover around anniversaries was a significant issue.

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How to retain your best employees when you can’t afford to give them a raise

Achievers

In a competitive marketplace where your top talent always has their eye on the next stepping stone in their career, your organization must win employee loyalty through tangible appreciation. Budgetary constraints can be relentless, however, and often prevent appreciative managers from offering a raise.

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The Complete Guide to Employee Recognition Surveys: 30 Questions You Need

Vantage Circle

According to a survey conducted by Achievers, 83% of HR leaders said that recognition programs had a positive impact on employee engagement. How many of you have felt the “high” after getting a “Job well done” That's the essence of employee recognition – feeling valued for your hard work.