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Redefine Rewards and Recognition at Your Company

Kazoo

As far back as 2015, Bersin and Associates found that companies are pouring over $1 billion into engagement programs each year — things like rewards and recognition, employee surveys, or anything else lumped into efforts aimed at improving engagement. The typical approach to rewards and recognition is outdated.

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Employee Recognition Quick List for June – Top 7

Terryberry

The 7 things you need to know now about employee recognition and engagement. 89% of employees say positive feedback is their biggest motivator. - Business2Community 2012. 26% of surveyed HR managers say their recognition program is inconsistently communicated to employees. . Modern Survey 2015.

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Surprise! Survey Shows How Employee Recognition Landscape is Changing

TLNT: The Business of HR

The fifth research report in an annual partnership between SHRM and Globoforce ( the 2015 Employee Recognition Survey ) was published this week. In 2013 and 2012, the SHRM/Globoforce surveys identified employee engagement and succession planning as the top HR concerns. Recognition adds to the bottom line.

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Trends in Employee Recognition Show Growing Importance in Results-Driven, Culture-Oriented Approach

Compensation Cafe

WorldatWork’s latest “Trends in Employee Recognition Report” is out. Key highlights from this year’s report: 1) Prevalence of recognition programs in organizations continues to grow. 89% of organizations offer some sort of recognition program with an average of 4.6 Employee recognition is not a nice-to-have soft-skill.

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Want to be innovative in HR? Start with people, not technology.

Kazoo

True innovation is reevaluating how we recruit, retain and engage employees throughout the entire employee life-cycle. Our success at Achievers (where I spent 11 years) wasn’t driven by technology. It was a fundamental shift of understanding: employee recognition and rewards needed to reflect a modern workforce.

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Want to be innovative in HR? Start with people, not technology.

Kazoo

True innovation is reevaluating how we recruit, retain and engage employees throughout the entire employee life-cycle. Our success at Achievers (where I spent 11 years) wasn’t driven by technology. It was a fundamental shift of understanding: employee recognition and rewards needed to reflect a modern workforce.

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Top 10 Favorite Blog Posts from 2014

WorkHuman

Employee appreciation seems to have finally come into its own as a way of driving results in a company—but more than that, as a way of make the experience of work more fulfilling, happy and human. It was an exciting year for us at the Globoforce blog, too. We introduced a new and exciting Influencer Series at SHRM.