Remove Employee Recognition Remove HR Trends Remove Productivity Remove White Paper
article thumbnail

5 Eye-Opening HR Stats: Why Employee Recognition Matters

Achievers

Employees are arguably the most important component of a successful business. Employees put a human face on the product, build relationships with customers, and define the work culture that feeds business performance – yet 32% of companies struggle to retain top talent. Employees are loyal to careers, not jobs.

article thumbnail

Where HR Tech Is Headed

Achievers

Bersin’s report notes that over 120 vendors are currently providing tools for continuous real-time evaluation of overall employee well-being. These include assessments of company culture, employee recognition platforms , and a growing array of text-based feedback channels where confidential and anonymous comments can be given.

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

How to Get Executives On Board with Employee Rewards and Recognition Programs

Achievers

It’s clear businesses need to focus more on employee engagement and recognition strategies. Not only does engaging and recognizing employees make them feel valued, but they are more productive in return. By focusing on employee engagement and happiness, your bottom line results will improve as a result.

article thumbnail

5 Biggest Challenges for HR Leadership Teams

Achievers

Absenteeism costs the country’s employers about $225 billion annually , and that’s only the amount from lost productivity. This high figure is arrived at by adding up the cost of recruiting and hiring, the wages and time involved in training a new employee, and the lost productivity while that new hire is coming up to speed.