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3 Non-Monetary Incentives for Employees

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Employee appreciation is a great way to keep your staff motivated and elevate your employer branding. Non-monetary incentives are innovative ways to reward your employees outside the standard benefits and financial compensation. Just like monetary incentives, these incentives show that you care about employee growth and well-being.

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10 signs of a toxic work environment (and how to prevent it)

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Employees, HR professionals, and managers can all experience—and contribute—to them. Here are 10 signs that will help you determine if your workplace is toxic for you, your employees, and maybe even your customers. And this number doesn’t exclude remote workers, of which 43% are bullied on the job. Gossip Haven’t you heard?

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Office Hours: What's the Best Way to Effectively Manage Remote Teams?

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Working remotely is often more flexible and less stressful than working in an office, so it's no wonder that the practice is on the rise —more employees want it, and more companies are offering it. Photo: Creative Commons Categories: Leadership Article Tags: Office Hours; talent management How does a manager overcome them?

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A New Study Finds Bad Managers Aren't the Main Reason Employees Quit

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In fact, multiple studies have shown that not getting along with a manager is often the strongest influence on employee engagement—and eventual departure. According to new research from IBM on why employees quit, the old HR adage "people don't leave companies, they leave managers" is being called into question. Is it the pay?

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4 HR Learning Technology Trends Changing Corporate L&D

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And despite the rise of new learning technologies, a majority of L&D professionals—78 percent—say in-house, instructor-led classes are still the primary way they teach employees. Most organizations can't afford to provide $3,000 VR headsets to 15,000 employees. Employees] are going to tell you they want faster horses," she says. “So,

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Remote Work Compliance: 6 Factors to Consider

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Remote Work Compliance: 6 Factors to Consider heather.vanhou… Tue, 06/20/2023 - 17:13 Main Image Background Color Yellow Body Even as organizations implement return-to-office policies, employers and payroll professionals still need to be aware of the complexities related to remote work compliance. Employers with U.S.

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3 Challenges Facing L&D Experts—And How to Overcome Them

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You've probably heard the (unfortunate) stat: The average employee only spends 1 percent of their work week on training and development, and it's rare for existing solutions to meet learning needs during that short timeframe. The challenge is engaging remote learners who may work from different cities or even across the country.