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86ing High Turnover: How to Reduce Restaurant Turnover with HR Technology

Netchex HR Blog

Career growth: Manager openings, promotions, and education are reasons to leave a restaurant job. Disconnect and lack of communication: Do you struggle with poor communication between managers or HR and employees? Better and more efficient training Even the best workers get frustrated with a bad training process.

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Tips for Setting, Measuring, and Tracking Employee Goals

Netchex HR Blog

Achievable: Optional stretch goals can have bonus incentives attached, but SMART goals should be realistic without relying on extreme effort or luck. Individual goals can include additional training. Exactly ow much work is expected in a certain period of time? What type of result shows that the employee has done good work?

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People Over Policy: HR’s Vital Role in Employee Engagement

Netchex HR Blog

Key areas HR affects employee engagement Managers might affect the day-to-day of their direct subordinates more, but HR staff is uniquely positioned to boost engagement throughout the company and for the long-term. How do you turn your workforce into the best trailblazing problem-solvers in the galaxy? Jean Luc Picard said it best: “Engage!”

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Ensuring The Success Of Your Channel Incentive Program

Workstride

Organizations that go to market via indirect channels tend to understand the value in having a channel incentive program to motivate sales representatives, partners, or dealers. The objectives you set for your incentive program should focus on both quantitative and qualitative measures. Research competitor programs and offerings.

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Employee Engagement: HR Tips to Motivate and Inspire Employees

Netchex HR Blog

HR staff has the chance to learn about the average employees and communicate directly with the CEO and upper management. HR staff has the chance to learn about the average employees and communicate directly with the CEO and upper management. Work-life balance is impossible when employees feel miserable and unappreciated.

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What is employer branding? How to build a great employer brand

Achievers

Culture is a set of beliefs and behaviors that guide how your employees and management team interact and work. If your marketing efforts emphasize that you offer competitive pay, flexible work hours, and holiday bonuses, for example, you’ll strengthen your employer brand. The first one is your organizational culture.

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Does Your Organization Have a Strong Learning Culture?

Namely

When your employees embrace learning and sharing that knowledge with their department, your whole company will be able to handle the unpredictable variable in your industry—and stay ahead of the curve. But industry adaptability is far from the only thing to be gained from a strong learning culture at your org.