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

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TINYpulse Blog. What’s Wrong With Retention Bonuses? Employee Incentive Programs: Designing the Best Program. 6 Non-Monetary Incentives & Rewards to Boost Employee Motivation. 10 Non-Monetary Incentives to Reward Staff. Insights on Incentives: A Chat with Scott Loehrke of Brighter Promotions. Leadership.

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

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Use a tool like TINYpulse or SurveyMonkey to create a survey and send it out to your team. Create some healthy competition and reward excellent performance with incentives for successful goal achievement. Come up with a points system in your office that offers employees incentives for taking work-related courses.

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How Employee Referral Programs Get Benefited By Employee Engagement

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According to a survey by TINYpulse in 2013, only 42 percent of employees surveyed knew their organization's vision, mission and cultural values. This means, in order to engage your employees, let them know the incentives attached. Educate Your Employees. An informed workforce builds the backbone of a successful referral program.

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7 Misconceptions About Employee Recognition

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But that’s simply not true; although incentive programs require a firm, and often hefty, financial investment, recognition does not carry such a load. One of the key findings from the TINYpulse Best Industry Ranking report was that, in the least-happy industries, 75% of employees don’t feel adequately recognized for their work.

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7 Deceptively Simple Ways to Inspire Discretionary Effort

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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

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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. Offering incentives could be a better option. Emphasize that you aim to improve things for employees.

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5 Simple Wins Benefits Strategies Often Miss out on

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For example: your organization may provide annual bonuses as a part of the benefits strategy. According to recent research by TINYpulse , peer relationships are the number one motivator for employees to go the extra mile in their work. Part of the problem is thinking about recognition as an afterthought, or 'just something we do.