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Don’t Make Your Employees ‘Prisoners’

RecognizeThis!

Motivating employees requires more than compensation, which can create “prisoners.” As I write on the Compensation Cafe , this group of employees was the subject of some recent research: A report in the Wall Street Journal highlights a study by Aon Hewitt that looked at this group of employees. By Derek Irvine. Recognize This!

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The Risks of Unmotivated Employees

Compensation Cafe

For these employees, compensation is sufficient to keep them coming through the door, but is otherwise ineffective in leading to performance. A recent report in the Wall Street Journal highlights a study by Aon Hewitt that looked at this group of employees. For many others, though, I suspect that there is hope.

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10 Things I Learned at Total Rewards

WorkHuman

Cesar Villa, Director of Compensation Global Functions at The Hershey Company, shared some really powerful data on their Hershey’s Smiles program. And according to Aon Hewitt, 1 out of 2 employees get too little recognition. Recognition is an opportunity to drive bottom line business results.

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18 Benefits of HR Analytics For Your Business [With Examples]

Analytics in HR

Helping build equitable compensation and benefits packages 5. Rolls-Royce enlisted the help of Aon to reduce their drop-out rate by implementing a shorter and more engaging assessment that identified the candidates with the most talent and potential. Helping build equitable compensation and benefits packages.