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Understanding the Power Behind Employee Happiness

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How happy are your employees? Is employee happiness at a low or a high? The latest Gallup poll (collected from over 80,000 workers) on employee engagement tells a dismal story. In 2015, only 32 percent of workers say they’re “engaged” at their jobs. Why Employee Engagement Matters. Empower Employees.

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The Shift from Years of Service Awards to a Culture of Recognition

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The secret lies in building a true culture of recognition. Employee recognition should be given frequently and in the moment. Allowing for social recognitions increases frequency and drives incremental effort. Take a look at how other companies are successfully engaging their workforces through employee recognition.

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Manager and Employee Relationships: The Importance of Mentorship

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The most successful managers enter into a mentoring, or “coaching,” relationship with their direct reports. hours would be spent receiving coaching and mentoring. Towers Watson’s overview of their KT mentorship process emphasizes that its purpose is to sustain high levels of employee engagement. Share your comments below.

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5 Ways to Keep Remote Employees Motivated and Engaged

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You may wonder what happens to team morale and employee engagement if your workers don’t even have to get out of their pajamas. There is hope on the horizon, because Gallup research finds that employees who spend at least some time working remotely are “more likely to feel engaged in their jobs than those who never work remotely.”

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Why Today’s Incentive Thinking Is Different

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As the Forbes Coaches Council puts it, “In decades past, motivating employees was all about raises, promotions, and bonuses. The incentives that are most successful at eliciting these behaviors include a wide variety of short-term incentives overlaid with authentic employee recognition. Are you free in October?

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How to Navigate a Successful Culture Transformation Process (Part 2)

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The change process can only be successful when managers are reinforcing the training through continuous feedback and coaching. Recognition is a key component of employee engagement. Remember that your managers need recognition too. Remember That You Are Building a Movement. Don’t Forget to Recognize a Lot.

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How to Retain Employees Without Spending More

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Also, training those employees and giving them time to ramp up to full productivity takes time and can be costly. Employee retention is a key focus for any good human resources team. Why is employee retention so important? Engaged employees are happier, healthier, more productive, and more likely to stay at their current jobs.