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How to Create a Company Culture That Values Compassion in the Workplace

6Q

More work, shorter deadlines, a virtual network where you never really log off from work, and constant competition – our workplace today comes with a lot of pressure. According to self-reported data from a 2006 study by the Anxiety Disorders Association of America , stress and anxiety impacts: Workplace performance (56%).

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A Dynamic Approach to Measuring performance in HR analytics

Analytics in HR

This approach is often used to determine work incentives and bonuses, as well as identify which employees need additional training and development. Employee performance is one of the key outcomes that we try to predict in HR analytics. Employees’ performance changes over time and it depends on many different factors.

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A Complete Guide to Loyalty Programs

The Incentive Solutions News blog

Retailers and other business-to-consumer (B2C) brands may opt to use loyalty programs that offer discounts, rewards, or other incentives to people in return for store and develop brand loyalty. No matter which method you go for, you’ll still have to know your target audience.

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The Great Executive Pay Debate

Astron Solutions

Eleanor Bloxham, founder and CEO of the Value Alliance, mentioned in a Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) online article that a large pay disparity between executives and employees results in low morale and a negative impact on CEO effectiveness. Executive compensation is a concern to many individuals, and has been for some time.

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Employee Recognition: Picking Up The Pieces

Dave's Weekly Thought

Lesson Learned: Using Recognition as a Performance Lever is Dangerous Business! As I enter my 10th year in the Human Capital Management space, I figured it would be beneficial to my readers to reflect on how our industry has (and has not) evolved over the last decade's time. * The names have been changed to protect the innocent.