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Employee Recognition Statistics: What HR Professionals Need to Know in 2025

Terryberry

Employee recognition may not be a new concept, but what is new is some of the latest employee recognition statistics that have come out of research surrounding employee engagement. Meaningful recognition plays a crucial role in enhancing employee motivation, engagement, and overall job satisfaction.

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20 Innovative Employee Recognition Examples

Empuls

Employee recognition examples highlight organizations' diverse methods to acknowledge and celebrate their employees' contributions, efforts, and achievements.   This approach fosters a culture of appreciation, encourages goal-setting, and empowers employees to achieve their full potential.

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Designing Employee Recognition Programs With Digital Tools

HR Stacks Blog

Employee recognition isn’t just a feel‑good perk; it’s a strategic asset. Studies show that team members who receive regular praise are 63 percent more likely to stay at their current job over the next few months, and almost three-quarters say more recognition would boost their productivity.

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Best Employee Experience Software to Drive Retention and Performance

Peoplebox

A recent Gartner study proves that 87% of employee are unsatisfied with their experience. Such widespread dissatisfaction can lead to increased turnover rates and decreased productivity in your organization. Imagine the impact on your company’s bottom line when more than half of employees are unhappy. Let’s dive in.

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Employee Recognition Examples: Templates & Case Studies

Terryberry

Employee recognition can take many forms, from letters of recognition to awards for top performers. However, the biggest challenge for HR teams when designing recognition programs is making sure theyre aligned with business goals and employee preferences.

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Three Examples of Employee Recognition Program Templates

Empuls

Employee recognition programs are vital in enhancing workplace culture and driving employee engagement. Statistics reveal that organizations with effective recognition strategies can experience a 31% lower turnover rate and a 14% increase in productivity than those without such programs. 

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How to Measure Employee Engagement: 10 Key Strategies

Contact Monkey - HR

Why Measure Employee Engagement? Here’s why measuring employee engagement is important: Business teams with highly engaged employees have a 59% lower turnover rate than those with less engaged staff. Highly engaged teams are 17% more productive. Engaged employee teams experience 10% higher customer reviews.