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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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Why Employee Recognition Matters

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Think carefully, because over 65 percent of employees report they don’t feel recognized at work. And lack of recognition just happens to be the number one reason why employees quit. Employee recognition drives employee engagement, and with higher employee engagement come lower turnover rates and stronger business results.

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5 Things Your CEO Needs to Know About Employee Engagement 

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CEOs are constantly juggling too many claims on their time, so it’s easy for them to wholly delegate the issue of employee recognition to HR and lower-level managers. However, an organization can’t truly take advantage of the massive power of employee recognition unless a culture of recognition is initiated by company leaders.

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6 Mind-Blowing Stats on Employee Engagement

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72 Percent Ranked Employee Recognition as Having the Greatest Impact on Engagement. A recent Achievers report revealed companies identified recognition as having the greatest impact on employee engagement. In Achievers’ white paper , we learn a lot about the high cost of employee disengagement.

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The Neuroscience of Employee Engagement

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Drive to Acquire : the need to seek, to take control, and to retain objects and personal experiences of value in pursuit of immediate gratification.This can be fulfilled with short term gratification through employee recognition and rewards. Employee recognition can directly impact employee engagement levels.

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The Neuroscience of Employee Engagement

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Drive to Acquire : the need to seek, to take control, and to retain objects and personal experiences of value in pursuit of immediate gratification.This can be fulfilled with short term gratification through employee recognition and rewards. Employee recognition can directly impact employee engagement levels.

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Top Workforce Challenges and Trends Impacting the Healthcare Industry in 2020

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The emergence of IT technology means that healthcare organizations must also look for workers with technology skills, or at least the aptitude to learn these skills. In addition, healthcare organizations must make continuous learning, of not only healthcare skills, but technological skills as well, a priority. .