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Year-Round Recognition: Crafting a Continuous Employee Appreciation Strategy for 2024

Empuls

Did you know that only a few employees get appreciated at work?    Unfortunately, many businesses tend to neglect the value of employee recognition at work.    Nothing is more fun, exciting, engaging, productive, and fulfilling for employees than having a culture of appreciation in the workplace. 

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Spot Awards Are Good, Until They’re Not

TLNT: The Business of HR

Greater use of spot rewards and similar forms of incidental bonuses is one of the major shifts in the compensation world today. From 2010 to 2016, a growing number of organizations have incorporated spot rewards into their compensation practices.

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Cafe Classic: Keeping Them Is Cheaper than Finding Them

Compensation Cafe

Editor's Note: Given today's labor market dynamics, Derek Irvine's Classic post on compensation and retention is a important as ever. Retention isn’t a common theme on Compensation Café , but the association between retention and compensation goes far beyond “paying people enough money to get them to stay.”

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Madison

Does Employee Recognition Really Matter? Mike Ryan discusses Employee Recognition Practices with David Webb. Mike Ryan discusses Workforce Recognition & Sales Incentive Marketing with Wade Taylor. Recognition Should Be Part of Sales Compensation Mix. September/October 2010. September 2010.

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Cafe Classic: How NOT to Recognize (Mortification ? Mortification)

Compensation Cafe

Editor's Note: In this Classic post, first published on July 15, 2010, Cafe recognition guru Derek Irvine shares stories that demonstrate the value of the lessons gleaned from doing it wrong (sometimes excruciatingly and embarrassingly so). Compensation abounds with strong advice on employee recognition.

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Creating a Culture of Well-being: The Key to Organizational Wellness

Terryberry

Effective organizational wellness programs have also been shown to result in a 32% reduction in worker's compensation and disability claims. In reality, this type of recognition helps establish a company culture that values employee well-being and embeds employee recognition in the day-to-day customs of your workplace.

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Leading By Example: Top Performers As Role Models

Maritz Motivation

In an SAP study , merit-based rewards came in second to competitive compensation among employees surveyed: If you’re relying on compensation alone to keep your high achievers, you might be missing what’s important to them. What motivates top performers to stay?