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People and Culture vs. HR: What’s the Difference?

AIHR

The role of People and Culture department Change leadership expert Seth Kahan predicted in 2015 that management would “transform twice in the next 10 years.” Focus on culture building: Implement initiatives to create a supportive, inclusive work environment, such as employee recognition programs and open communication channels.

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Top 18 Employee Incentive Ideas To Boost Engagement

Empuls

Take Hilcorp as an example: Hilcorp Energy Company is a notable example of successfully implementing employee incentives to drive performance. In 2010, the company promised its employees that if they could double production rates and reserves by 2015, each employee would receive a $100,000 bonus. 

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The Staggering Cost Of Disengaged Employees: How Disengagement Impacts Your Bottom Line

Vantage Circle

The Math Behind Lost Work Hours and Overtime Costs In 2015, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) research showed that employee illness costs U.S. One way to tackle this is through recognition and rewards. Incentives like skills development workshops or mentorship can also give employees the growth they crave.

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The Business Case for Employee Recognition and Rewards

Compensation Cafe

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. Latest in these reports is Mercer’s 2015/2016 US Compensation Planning Survey, which is well summarized in this SHRM report.

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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. Key highlights from this year’s report: 1) Prevalence of recognition programs in organizations continues to grow. 89% of organizations offer some sort of recognition program with an average of 4.6 Employee recognition is not a nice-to-have soft-skill.

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

Semos Cloud

In 2000, average attention span was 12 seconds; in 2015, it was 8.25 It is as simple as that – if your employee newsletter is too long, there is less chance of your employees reading it. . Of course, employees will be more encouraged to do so if they are eligibl e for an employee referral bonus! . ??

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Chasing Best Practices

Compensation Cafe

Of particular interest, they compared the practices of average performing companies to top-performing companies, where the latter are defined as those who rank highly within their industry and exceeded revenue projections in 2015.