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The True Impact of Employee Recognition | ClearCompany

ClearCompany HRM

This article about the impact of employee recognition was originally published in August 2014 and was updated in December 2023 with new information and sources. In human resources, we’re always looking for ways to motivate our employees and help them do their best. It’s called employee recognition.

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How Employee Referral Programs Get Benefited By Employee Engagement

Vantage Circle

It is a program through which your current employees can refer to people in their networks, such as family or friends, for open positions in their organization. It gives your employees a voice in the hiring process. According to a survey by CareerXroads in 2014, companies fill 20% of their openings through employee referrals.

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FLSA: The song (no longer) remains the same…

i4cp

The back story seems simple… In March 2014, President Obama signed a memorandum to the Department of Labor (DOL) to review and update the longstanding FLSA regulations. The DOL has stated that it “is not considering expanding the salary level test calculation to include discretionary bonuses.” Salary changes are not the only concern.

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Promotions, Bonuses, Raises, Recognition - When They Work (and When They Don't)

Compensation Cafe

You can’t give all employees promotions, bonuses, or raises. But we must not rely on raises as primary form of encouraging, motivating or engaging employees day-to-day. Bonuses are a deeply embedded part of the compensation plan in many companies – especially at this time of year. Promotions.

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How to Manage the B-Team

Cornerstone On Demand

In mid-August, a New York Times article about Amazon featured heated accounts from former employees describing a workplace that rewards top performers with praise and bonuses, while punishing those who can't — or won't — commit to 85-hour work weeks and 24/7 availability. " Provide Continuous Feedback.

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

Terryberry

Research has proven that when the health of an organization's employees is prioritized, productivity improves. Wellness programs that encourage healthy behavior can lead to: Increased Employee Engagement Organizational wellness contributes to what one health benefits specialist has dubbed the " Employee Positivity Factor.

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How Employee Perks Can Help Companies in the US

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Employee perks are the enticing extras employers offer their staff, going beyond the regular paycheck to make the workplace more inviting and fulfilling. These incentives span a wide array, from health benefits and retirement plans to flexible work arrangements, financial bonuses, and professional development opportunities.