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The importance of employee recognition

Interact-Intranet

The importance of employee recognition is often overlooked – are you aware of the impact? Employee recognition is essential for motivating, retaining and fully engaging our employees. What employee recognition is – and what it isn’t. Recognition is not one-size-fits all.

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5 Ways to Keep Performance Reviews From Becoming Boring

HR Bartender

Both the manager and employee knew what the conversation was going to focus on, but it was brief and to the point. According to the 2015 SHRM/Globoforce Employee Recognition Survey , employee retention and turnover is the number one challenge facing HR professionals today. The employee should get the same.

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5 Ways to Keep Performance Reviews From Becoming Boring

HR Bartender

Both the manager and employee knew what the conversation was going to focus on, but it was brief and to the point. According to the 2015 SHRM/Globoforce Employee Recognition Survey , employee retention and turnover is the number one challenge facing HR professionals today. The employee should get the same.

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'Tis the Season for Thanks

Compensation Cafe

In just the last two weeks I’ve seen a few different survey announcements about trends, including this one that found: “After prioritizing retention of talent for 2015 compensation planning, 51 percent of employers now consider cost management to be their main focus in the coming year.”. As leaders, join in that process.

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Performance Reviews Are a Thing of the Past — Try Recognition Instead

Fond

Feedback is delivered during a 1:1 meeting with the employee and their supervisor. Many companies couple performance reviews with compensation reviews as well, which can muddy the process even further. By the end of 2015, at least 30 of the Fortune 500 companies had ditched performance evaluations altogether.

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Do Employees Leave a Company or a Boss? 

Women of HR

The best employees will leave if they’re not engaged, while the lower performers often stay. According to the 2015 ADP Midsized Business Owners Study the level of concern about employee engagement spiked 25 percent in 2015 after remaining flat since 2012, with two of five midsized employers expressing high levels of concern.

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Maintaining the Focus: 7 Ways to Engage Long Term Employees

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Through focusing on improved performance management , you can give your long term employees the flexibility and the creative license needed to empower themselves and turn their ideas into action. This can be achieved by creating a performance record and evaluating overall performance rather than desk minutes or working hours.