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Employee Recognition Examples: Templates & Case Studies

Terryberry

Employee recognition can take many forms, from letters of recognition to awards for top performers. However, the biggest challenge for HR teams when designing recognition programs is making sure theyre aligned with business goals and employee preferences.

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Employee Engagement in the Insurance Industry: Why It Matters More Than Ever

Empuls

Without the right tools in place, this can lead to a fragmented culture and reduced employee connectedness. High turnover and aging workforce Insurance firms deal with both ends of the talent spectrum—long-tenured employees nearing retirement and younger professionals looking for rapid growth. operations.

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Why Today’s Incentive Thinking Is Different

Achievers

“To differentiate themselves today, companies rely on people going beyond their core job — innovating, training recruits, adapting their performance to new challenges, expanding their skillsets.” Companies with effective recognition and reward programs experience 31 percent less voluntary turnover.

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OKRs vs. KPIs: The Key Differences & Use (With Examples) 

AIHR

Initially, the company limited this to salaried employees , overlooking sales agents. Sears achieved notable improvements by refocusing efforts on outbound call centers and emphasizing add-on sales metrics. Continuous improvement: KPIs serve as benchmarks for your performance. For example: Recruitment metrics (e.g.,

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