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Top 100 HR and Recruitment Blogs [by Organic Traffic with Top 3 Articles Each]

Ongig

Awesome HR Blogs (Untrackable) — There’s a second list at the end of this article with blogs that ahrefs didn’t track in a fair, apples-to-apples way. TINYpulse Blog. What’s Wrong With Retention Bonuses? What It’s Like to Work At Apple. We explain more details about them in that section. Blog Category.

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59 Awesome Employee Engagement Ideas & Activities for 2018 (Plus 10 New Bonus Ideas)

SnackNation

Have more fun at work. HR managers can agree that employee engagement and retention are at the top of their priority list. SnackNation CEO Sean Kelly recently gave a presentation at the HR Star Conference, a large gathering of human resources professionals. Offer healthier options at your workplace. Ditch the cubicles.

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How Employee Referral Programs Get Benefited By Employee Engagement

Vantage Circle

When you eat at a great restaurant or get yourself an amazing outfit from a store, what’s the next thing that you do? 46% of candidates coming in by an employee referral program end up staying at least a year, compared to just 33% who applied on the company website, and 22% from the outsourcing agencies. Educate Your Employees.

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7 Misconceptions About Employee Recognition

Workstride

In other businesses or industries, recognition programs and practices are at risk of being eliminated. Misconceptions, like seven we’ve identified, may be at the root of the problem. But that’s simply not true; although incentive programs require a firm, and often hefty, financial investment, recognition does not carry such a load.

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7 Deceptively Simple Ways to Inspire Discretionary Effort

Bonusly

The biggest problem with this approach is that it only lasts as long as the pay continues, and the incentive is only as large as the monetary compensation. In their Employee Engagement and Organizational Culture Report , our friends at TINYpulse found peers and camaraderie to be the #1 reason employees go the extra mile at work.

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How to approach employee engagement surveys

Workable

Even in anonymous surveys, people might give moderate answers if they’re afraid low engagement rates will affect bonuses, influence managers’ attitudes or cause unwanted disruptions.External factors could also pose a problem. Use open-ended questions to find out if there are any personal issues that prevent them from feeling good at work.

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5 Simple Wins Benefits Strategies Often Miss out on

Bonusly

For example: your organization may provide annual bonuses as a part of the benefits strategy. Think about it this way: I've worked very hard this week, staying after hours to solve a really challenging, but crucial problem, missing dinner with my family and causing some stress at home. More Autonomy. Strengthened Camaraderie.