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1% of Payroll: The Magic Number For Social Recognition Investment

WorkHuman

The problem is not that some work cultures don’t need recognition – appreciation is a basic human need. One challenge many companies face is that executives, and sometimes even HR leaders, perceive recognition as a cost as opposed to an investment. It’s certainly not a perk you would feature on your careers page to job candidates.

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Who Owns Retention? The REAL Employee Turnover Problem

Achievers

What’s the biggest problem when it comes to employee turnover? At many companies, when turnover rises executives point to HR to fix it – whose plate is already overflowing with terminations, payroll, benefits management, and back-fill recruiting. So where do HR professionals start? No one owns retention!

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2016 Health and Wellness Survey Results

HR Daily Advisor

The HR Daily Advisor research team conducted the 2016 Health and Wellness Survey in April 2016. We asked participants everything from their perceptions on health and wellness programs to what steps they take to get employees involved, to what they think works when it comes to deploying health and wellness programs.

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Comprehensive ‘Total Rewards’ Survey Details Employers’ Use of Various Programs

HR Daily Advisor

The relative popularity and effect of 176 different types of employee rewards programs were detailed in a survey by the Human Resources (HR) association WorldatWork. The report classifies respondents by size, sector, and location, along with metrics such as voluntary turnover, labor costs, and employee engagement.

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How to Create a Company Culture That Values Compassion in the Workplace

6Q

Source: HR Executive. Establishing compassion in the office leads to greater employee engagement, trust , and a happier workforce. A Harvard Business Review study cited by Guardian found that empathetic companies outperform their counterparts by 20%, and the reason is simple – happier employees are more productive.

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10 Employee Performance Review Tips To Improve Performance

Engagedly

Research has found the old traditional once-in-a-year employee performance review is becoming very unpopular. . A study published by Workhuman showed companies using annual performance reviews declined on a year-to-year basis from 2016 to 2019. Conducting an employee performance review can lead to many benefits for a company.

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Here’s How You Can Encourage Your Employees To Upgrade Their Skills

Effortless HR

When you give your employees the opportunity to acquire new skills or upgrade existing ones, everybody wins. . In 2016 alone, companies in the U.S. A large percentage of that investment was taken up by training that wasn’t directly applicable to employees’ jobs. Make employee development part of your strategic planning .