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How to Build an Employee Recognition Program

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Each team member craves and deserves frequent, in-the-moment recognition. Employees want to know that their efforts, even the small ones, are appreciated. This isn’t just an exercise in making your employees feel good, either. Types of recognition. Social recognition. Design the program.

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Recognition: the one thing missing from your DEI program

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Some examples of external diversity include education, religious and political beliefs, socioeconomic status, life experiences, citizenship, and personal values. A neurodiverse workplace promotes innovation, creativity, and different ways to solve problems while improving employees’ perceptions of DEI and a supportive company culture.

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What is hybrid work? Definition, benefits, and best practices 

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Improved wellness leads to better work-life balance and reduced burnout, increasing employee engagement and availability across your company. Organizations that offer hybrid work are more likely to attract and retain these employees.

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10 Key Strategies You Need to Know to Enhance Employee Experience Management

Vantage Circle

Job seekers in the present era have acknowledged the importance of employee experience while job hunting. And organizations are now compelled to prioritize Employee experience management (EXM) and the strategies around it. These include enhanced employee engagement and increased productivity.

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Beyond Salary: Strategies to Attract and Retain Top Talent In the UAE

Bayzat

Every company wants to secure the best talent to drive its operations and innovations forward, especially in today’s competitive business environment. A recent Zurich survey echoes this sentiment, with 52% of UAE-based HR managers highlighting the difficulty in finding talent as a major concern for organizations.

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Understanding Employee Experience Vs. Employee Engagement

Engagedly

Employee experience is the totality of an employee’s perceptions and feelings about their work. On the other hand, employee engagement measures how connected employees feel about their work and their organization. Engaged employees are more productive and less likely to leave their jobs.

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11 Tips for Remote Employee Engagement

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Salesforce Research found that when an employee feels heard, that person is 4.6 Give your remote workforce opportunities to exercise their voice with recurring employee engagement surveys. Show remote employees they’re appreciated. Practicing employee recognition is a critical part of engaging remote workers.