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Boosting Employee Morale through Proper Engagement: How a White Paper can Help

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An employee engagement white paper can be a helpful tool for HR professionals looking to improve morale and motivation in the workplace. By definition, a white paper is an authoritative report or guide that helps solve a problem or promotes a certain course of action, or to celebrate successes. .

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Sponsor content: How HR can center culture amid layoff fears

HRExecutive

Company layoffs were a prevailing HR headline of 2023, and the same looks to be true this year, as scores of big-name organizations reduced headcount since the start of the year. It’s our job in HR to help company leaders consider important questions and potential scenarios—in good times and bad,” Bersin says.

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6 Mind-Blowing Stats on Employee Engagement

Achievers

72 Percent Ranked Employee Recognition as Having the Greatest Impact on Engagement. A recent Achievers report revealed companies identified recognition as having the greatest impact on employee engagement. In Achievers’ white paper , we learn a lot about the high cost of employee disengagement.

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How to Protect Your Company from High Employee Turnover

Achievers

Every manager and HR professional views employee turnover as a headache, but do you actually know how expensive and damaging it can be to your organization? But as a matter of fact, training has been statistically linked to retention, and HR consultants point out that their experience bears out these figures.

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#WorkHuman Day 2: Organization of the Future

The People Equation

HR Executive Panel. 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. Kimberly Bors, SVP of HR, Schneider Electric.

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Leveraging Recognition and Feedback to Boost Employee Engagement

Achievers

Where is the future of employee engagement heading? If you are an HR professional, you are most likely the one responsible for impacting engagement. Yet, who’s more motivated to impact engagement than the employees themselves? Do you have any thoughts on this article? Share your comments below.

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5 Company Initiatives That Improve Office Culture

Achievers

With employees spending most of their time (some upwards of 50 hours a week) in the office, it’s should come as no surprise that HR leaders consider developing and nurturing corporate culture and employee engagement to be their number one challenge. In today’s competitive market for talent, office culture is everything.