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12 tips to boost employee morale in retail during the holidays

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Bad management, a lack of communication, and even microaggressive or passive-aggressive leadership styles can deplete a retail employee in the workplace. Employees who don’t know how or feel confident doing their jobs aren’t just bad for business. We’re guessing that both employees and management was pretty thrilled.

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Compensation Cafe: Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Is More Fluid than You Think

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– Frequent, timely, and specific recognition and appreciation are integral to achieving personal, team, departmental and organizational goals in 2015. By the hierarchy is not so, well, hierarchical. Recognize This! How do you view Maslow’s Hierarchy?

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The Business Case for Employee Recognition and Rewards

Compensation Cafe

Why do we compensate employees? But compensation professionals (and readers of this blog) know the pay cheque is but one part of a very complex agreement between employer and employee to maximize a mutually beneficial relationship. in 2015), companies clearly need to do more to keep top performers interested.

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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. Published every two years, I like this report as it offers consistent comparison for trends analysis as well as interesting new insight into data each time. 89% of organizations offer some sort of recognition program with an average of 4.6

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Top 3 Drivers of Employee Satisfaction (and Salary Isn’t One of Them)

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As a passionate believer in the importance of core-values-driven cultures, especially those reinforced through recognition, I had to click. to add controls for employee ratings on business outlook, career opportunities, culture and values, compensation and benefits, senior leadership and work-life balance. Culture matters.

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A Recognition Moment: An Interview with Lauren Brittingham of Bayhealth Medical Center

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With a Master’s Degree in Public Administration (with a concentration in Health Policy) and seven years of HR experience in her back pocket from Bayhealth Medical Center, she is well equipped to make a powerful impact on Bayhealth Medical Center’s culture and employee experience. About Bayhealth Medical Center’s Recognition Program.

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Employee Newsletter: 5 Most Common Mistakes, 7 Best Practices and 13 Creative Ideas

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Moreover, employee communication should b reak the organizational silos and engag e employees in their work. As one of the most used employee communication methods, email ensure s everybody is informed and engaged. Well, not exactly. In 2000, average attention span was 12 seconds; in 2015, it was 8.25