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Failed Incentive Programs: Why Some Fail & How to Fix Them

Terryberry

Failed incentive programs waste your company's time, money, resources, and trust. Incentive programs are supposed to incentivize employee motivation and productivity while providing a big "thank you" from the business. However, not every incentive hits the mark. What Is an Incentive Program? Undoubtedly, yes.

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21 Best Employee Engagement Strategies To Use [in 2023]

Analytics in HR

What the stats say Research by the Association of Talent Development found that organizations with mentoring programs in the workplace saw 57% higher employee engagement and retention. Another study found that 87% of mentors and mentees felt empowered by their mentoring relationship and developed more confidence.

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What Is a Retention Bonus? (How to Use It Correctly in 2024)

Terryberry

Replacing an employee can cost one-half to two times the employee's annual salary (and that's on the conservative side). A retention bonus encourages employees to stick around longer, giving your company a competitive edge as it navigates economic challenges, growth, competition, mergers, acquisitions, and pivotal projects.

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What are total rewards? Building an amazing total rewards package

Achievers

Salaries matter, but if given the choice between working at an organization that offers higher pay and one with a reputation for providing a variety of exceptional incentives and other forms of recognition, many employees would choose the latter. Total rewards doesn’t just pertain to financial compensation ?

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4 steps to a great employee experience strategy

Achievers

Employees and job candidates now look far beyond salary when deciding whether to remain at or join an organization. While great compensation and benefits still matter, factors like inspired company culture, and truly engaging work are more important than ever. No company can offer everything that each employee could want.