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How To Conquer High Turnover Using Authentic Recognition

Bonusly

In fact, the majority of employers have implemented some kind of employee recognition program. Companies that scored in the top 20% for building a "recognition-rich culture" actually had 31% lower voluntary turnover rates! -. Only 42% of employees even know about their employer's recognition program. in 2013 to 19.3%

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Penny-Wise but Pound-Foolish in the Game of Employee Engagement

Kazoo

Nowhere is this more evident than when we are facing hard times with our businesses – when the economy is in a temporary decline, or competition has released a better product and sales are stalling. As a result, productivity weakens, fear is high, and those people you’ve chosen to keep may decide to leave. What do we do?

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Madison

Does Employee Recognition Really Matter? July, 2013. Premium Incentive Products Article. January/February, 2013. Appreciation, Elevated: Strategic Ways to Drive the Bottom Line Through Recognition. Be Clear To Keep Employees Singing Same Brand Tune. Premium Incentive Products Article. Read Article.

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The 7 Best Employee Retention Ideas We’ve Ever Seen

ForUsAll

Employee turnover is a frustrating problem. Employee turnover is a really difficult problem to fix, too. Employee turnover isn’t an unsolvable problem. Some notable companies have gone above and beyond to turn themselves into workplaces their employees love and never want to leave.