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Organizational Charts: Why Every Company Needs One

Netchex HR Blog

Efficient companies need to be well organized and dedicated to planning ahead. Managers and CEOs still tend to have a hierarchical authority “above” the average employee. Flat charts don’t work as well with larger companies. Top-heavy organizations accumulate too many managers, often with redundant or overlapping roles.

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Effective Performance Management for Employees Returning to Work

EmployeeConnect

Effective performance management is essential during this time to ensure employees feel supported, motivated, and engaged in their work. Employers need to take a strategic approach to performance management, understanding the unique challenges employees face, and providing them with the necessary tools and resources to succeed.

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What is the Difference Between Benefits, Perks, Gifts, Awards, Incentives, and Rewards?

Empuls

While most companies talk about employee perks, benefits, incentives, gifts, awards, and rewards in the same breath, the truth is, they each have their distinct characteristics and impact people in different ways. Only then will your employees be delighted and actively contribute to the company’s growth. Dale Carnegie.

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Pay-for-Performance Management and Compensation: A Symbiotic Relationship

HRsoft

While larger compensation packages can cost a company more, they serve as an effective tool in boosting employee morale, improving work efficiency, and motivating team members to do more. Alternatively, when compensation is poorly managed or allocated, it can result in the loss of key talent, misaligned objectives, and poor company earnings.

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Performance Appraisal: The Ultimate Guide

Analytics in HR

Decisions regarding promotions, rewards, and continued training rely heavily on performance appraisals. For many companies, performance appraisals are merely seen as a necessary evil. It can also be referred to as the performance review, performance evaluation, or employee appraisal.

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Cafe Classic: Are You Watching the Store?

Compensation Cafe

A new business year brings with it both the end and the beginning of the company’s annual management incentive plan cycle. While the left hand is busy processing performance assessments and award payouts the right hand is getting ready to launch the new cycle. You don’t want to get to this point. Slippery slope here.

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Are You Watching the Store?

Compensation Cafe

The pending start of a new business year brings with it both the end and the beginning of the company’s annual management incentive plan cycle. While the left hand is busy processing performance assessments and award payouts the right hand is getting ready to launch the new cycle. You don’t want to get to this point.