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5 Eye-Opening HR Stats: Why Employee Recognition Matters

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What defines an effective retention strategy varies from business to business, but there is one common element that has been found to work across most business types and sectors: employee recognition. In addition, 75% of employees who received at least monthly recognition (even if informal) reported being satisfied with their jobs.

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6 Mind-Blowing Stats on Employee Engagement

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And given today’s improved employment climate, the more talented among them are aware that they’re in high demand. 72 Percent Ranked Employee Recognition as Having the Greatest Impact on Engagement. In Achievers’ white paper , we learn a lot about the high cost of employee disengagement.

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

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In fact, the Harvard Business Review recently shared that developing employees’ strengths can increase sales up to 19% and profits up to 29%. Taken together, it’s pretty clear that both employees and employers stand to benefit when they have the right rewards and recognition programs in place. Still not convinced?

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How to Protect Your Company from High Employee Turnover

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Not every employee prefers to work remotely, but facilitating that opportunity will build your brand’s reputation as being a responsive, caring employer. Help your employees reach toward the future. Recognizing your employees for the contributions they make is another essential element in any program to increase retention.

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Are You Personalizing the Employee Experience?

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Unfortunately, many of the same businesses that have found success investing in personalized services for their customers have failed to apply these same principles to their employer-employee relationships – and it shows. There are steps, however, that employers can take right now to add personalization to the employee experience.

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10 Fun Ideas for Celebrating Work Anniversaries

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Emma Seppala , Science Director of Stanford University’s Center for Compassion and Altruism Research, notes that “a positive environment will lead to dramatic benefits for employers, employees, and the bottom line.”. Check out our ebook on employee recognition , and start optimizing your workers’ productivity. . .

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Top Do’s and Don’ts for Elevating the Employee Experience

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Despite this investment, only 13 percent of today’s employees report feeling engaged in the workplace. Many employers struggle with creating an effective strategy targeted at improving employee engagement company-wide. Today, employees want real-time feedback on a continuous basis. This is no longer sufficient.

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