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12 virtual employee appreciation ideas for recognizing remote workers

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As the top driver of employee engagement and a powerful way to build genuine relationships, supporting employee recognition is one of the best ways companies can address these issues. Virtual employee appreciation needs to be meaningful, frequent, and a core part of organizational culture to have a real impact.

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The Modern Workplace: Rethinking Employee Appreciation

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So what do modern employees really want beyond a simple pat on the back? Rethinking employee appreciation. The modern workplace looks drastically different from the workplaces of yesteryear; pension plans are non-existent, retirement packages are standard, and employees no longer spend decades working at companies.

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27 employee appreciation messages and the meaning behind them

Achievers

Employee appreciation messages can make the difference between a motivated, high performing workforce and one that’s disengaged and looking for opportunities elsewhere. The best messages include specific details, come from the heart, and are delivered using a platform that allows other employees to double down on the initial message.

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21 HR Tools for Employee Engagement & Workforce Planning

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Here’s a list of 21 HR tools that demonstrate how technology can improve employee engagement and workforce planning efforts at your organization. Employee Data Management. Employees and managers can both benefit from engaging in a meaningful dialogue, which improves business outcomes and fosters career growth opportunities.

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Turnover vs. Attrition: Key Differences Plus How To Calculate Each 

Analytics in HR

Rather, it occurs for circumstances outside of the employee’s control, such as layoffs, reorganizations, merging or elimination of positions, etc. As such, attrition typically leads to a reduction in a company’s overall number of employees. With attrition, employees are retiring or resigning, but usually are not replaced.

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Why employee retention is important in the construction industry

Homebase

Skilled construction workers are reaching retirement age, creating a gap in the talent pool. This is why employee retention is important, especially for construction companies: as experienced workers retire, there’s a limited supply of younger workers with the necessary training, skills and experiences to replace them.

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15 Employee Perks and Benefits Your Company Must Offer

Terryberry

Employee Perks vs. Benefits: What's the Difference? The base necessities like health insurance, paid time off, and retirement plans fall under the benefits umbrella. On the other hand, perks make employees happy. RELATED: 12 Employee Engagement Ideas. Top 5 Employee Benefits. Retirement Plans.

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