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Workers gaining clout in salary discussions? Doesn’t look like it

HR Morning

in 2017, although those are smaller than the average increase executives received this year and in 2015. Performance incentives: Holding steady or declining. Exempt employees are projected to receive bonuses that average 11.6% Discretionary bonuses for exempt employees are projected to average 5.6%

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7 Ways to Keep Call Center Employees Engaged

Achievers

And while monthly bonuses and incentives are a useful strategy for attracting talent, they aren’t always the key to continuous engagement. About the Author Megan Wells is a writer for DailyPay , a data journalist, and content strategist based in San Francisco, California. The current job market is the employee’s market.

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7 Ways to Keep Call Center Employees Engaged

Achievers

And while monthly bonuses and incentives are a useful strategy for attracting talent, they aren’t always the key to continuous engagement. Megan Wells is a writer for DailyPay , a data journalist, and content strategist based in San Francisco, California. Wells also spoke at the 2015 Exceptional Women In Publishing conference.

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10 Unique Extrinsic Rewards That Your Employees Will Love In 2023

Vantage Circle

Extrinsic rewards are a type of incentive that motivates people by rewarding them with something tangible — such as praise, fame, or money — for achieving a specific goal. The incentives must be extraordinary in order to spur your team's competitive nature to finish a task that requires extra effort or has a short deadline.

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3 Ways to Harmonize Performance Appraisal Across Organization Using Bell Curves

Synergita

During the process, the goals are data-backed and so there is no question of bias and transparency. A report in 2015 reveals that around 6% of Fortune 500 companies have moved away from the bell curve system. The data of the bell curve should be handled differently to create a positive work culture.

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The Growing Trend of Gamification in HR

Engagedly

Tying productivity to incentives, however, offers promise as far as HR gamification is concerned. One 2015 study suggests that gamification includes 75% psychology and 25% technology. Gamification can also provide HR teams with valuable data and insights into employee behavior and preferences.

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Relying on Traditional HR Will Lose You the Analytics Talent Race

Analytics in HR

The war for talent is raging across industries and countries, and nowhere is the fight more intense than in data science and analytics. In fact, Gartner anticipates that there will be a shortage of 100,000 data scientists in the United States alone by 2020. The reality: traditional HR struggles to fulfill the analytics remit.