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2023 HR Statistics, Trends & Data: Ultimate List

HR Tech Girl

Another year, another set of decisions to make when it comes to all of the things under the umbrella topic of HR—employee engagement, job satisfaction, and employee and performance management, to name just a few. 74% of employees in the U.S Use the below stats to help you refine your performance management.

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Bringing Recognition to Real Estate: Minto Group’s Story

WorkHuman

However, in recent years, senior management has recognized that employees (current and prospective) are looking for different aspects from their employer, like career development opportunities, genuine appreciation/recognition, the ability to contribute to decisions/company direction, and a focus on wellness/healthy work environment.

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With Globoforce on Social Recognition

Strategic HCM

I’ve just been attending an event with Globoforce and the Conference Board on social recognition. It’s been a natural progression for Globoforce to move beyond strategic recognition into the growing social HR space with a focus on social recognition too - though in a sense, recognition has always been a social sort of thing. (We

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#WorkHuman Day 2: Organization of the Future

The People Equation

Derek Irvine of Globoforce leads a panel discussion with HR Executives on how to make work more human. Derek Irvine, Globoforce’s VP, Client Strategy & Consulting, moderated a three-person panel of senior leaders in the HR role. My take-aways from the session: There is no one-size-fits-all solution for performance management.

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Employee Rewards & Recognition Companies

Kazoo

And there’s a huge business in giving junk made in China stuff to employees and acknowledging accomplishments. There is OC Tanner, Globoforce, Kazoo , Michael C Fina, Inspirus, Martiz, and I Love Rewards. You want data. And you want to avoid ‘quid pro quo’ recognition. Who’s in that business?

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[New Report] How to Make a Business Case for Social Recognition

WorkHuman

Managers of higher profitability companies are 12% more likely to have a strong focus on core values and corporate culture. It improves talent management and performance data. engaged employees for every actively disengaged employee in 2010-2011 experienced 147% higher earnings per share compared with their competition.

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Cultivating Well-Being: How Peer-to-Peer Recognition Helps Manage Work Burnout

Engagedly

Let’s explore some of these tools and how they’re changing the game: Collaboration and Communication Tools: Tools like Slack or Microsoft Teams, while primarily for communication, can be creatively used for recognition. For more tips for employee recognition, this article is a valuable resource.