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Transform “Blue Monday” into “Motivation Monday”

Stratus

Back in 2005, a British travel company (Sky Travel) designated the third Monday of January as the gloomiest day of the year, calling it “Blue Monday.” Dry-cleaning: have someone pick up and return clothing items for employees at work. Massage therapist: build in a paid break and allow employees to get a 30-minute neck massage.

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Leading Remotely – 6 Ways to Increase Connection and Engagement

DecisionWise

Another report stated that between 2005 and 2018 remote work increased 173%. Without these natural interactions, employees may hold onto questions and concerns or delay sharing ideas until the next structured encounter—or not bring them up at all. . Maintain Regular Recognition.

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3 Actionable Ways to Support Your LGBTQ+ Employees During Pride Month

Bonusly

We’ve identified three key ways to help your LGTBQ+ employees feel safe and comfortable at work. Do you clearly outline what constitutes harassment and discrimination at your workplace, and do you explicitly include sexual orientation and gender identity in your nondiscrimination policy? Educate yourself. Next steps.

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15 Effective Employee Morale Examples To Boost Morale in 2024

Analytics in HR

In this article, we’ll explore what employee morale entails, identify indicators of low morale, and present 15 examples to boost morale. In the next section, we will discuss how HR can boost morale at work and share 15 different employee morale examples. How to boost morale at work: 15 examples 1.

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Celebrating Personal Milestones: The New Normal of Recognition

MTM Recognition

Thanks to technological advances like email, instant internet connection, and online webinar platforms, work-from-home positions have grown by 173% since 2005. And with a whopping 80% of employees saying they’d like to work from home if given the chance, this trend is just beginning. . Every employee is unique. How to Begin.

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Is your company recognizing “Her” enough?

Women of HR

Talking about gender at a workspace is more or less a taboo. You might be running an extra hip company with sleep pods and in-house spas, but if you are not taking gender into your engagement plan, especially while designing a recognition program, then your vision of an ideal company will fail. Needs your support, not your sweet words.

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Do Service Awards Still Matter?

Terryberry

Being in the Employee Recognition business, I’ve heard comments like, “we should recognize performance and reward outcomes.” But, in my mind, authentic recognition is more than ticking off a mark next to objectives. At the same time, I’d like to offer the idea that a career is a relationship.