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Start an Employee Recognition Program in 5 Steps

Justworks

According to TINYpulse's 2018 report on the importance of employee recognition, 77% of employees said they don't feel strongly valued for the work that they do. The study also reports that well-recognized employees rate their likelihood of working at the same company in one year as 27% higher than their less-recognized coworkers.

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6 Effective Employee Engagement Tools For 2022 

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According to a study conducted by Aberdeen Group , this technique is also believed to be beneficial to the retention of employees and corporations’ revenues. Tinypulse . Tinypulse is an engagement tool designed from the ground up to be highly user-friendly.

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Peer Recognition, Culture and Going the Extra Mile

China Gorman

All these are good answers, but a new study from TINYpulse that analyzed over 200,000 employee responses relating to organizational culture found that peers and camaraderie are the #1 reason employees go the extra mile. As TINYpulse states, “Professional happiness encourages 3X more recognition!” What motivates employees?

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What Is Employee Retention and What Factors Contribute to It?

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Some studies calculate that entry-level employees who make an average salary of $40,000 cost 40% of their annual salary to replace. In a study was conducted by TINYpulse, an employee engagement firm, employees who give their work culture low marks are nearly 15% more likely to think about a new job than their counterparts.

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Org Chart Software Could Save Your Waning Employee Engagement

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One research study found that 78 percent of employees are highly engaged when they experience strong recognition, but only 34 percent of employees are engaged when they are poorly recognized. However, one of the key reasons employees may be disengaged is because they feel undervalued and unrecognized for their efforts.

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Our new study takes a deeper look into “the State of Remote Work”

TinyPulse

We’re excited to announce the findings of a new research study that TINYpulse has co-authored with Owl Labs , on the state of remote work. The study is one of thefirst of its kind to focus on employee success and retention for remote workers.

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Growth Planning: Include Others Outside The C-Suite

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In fact , one research study found that teams that engage in inclusive decision-making make better business decisions 87 percent of the time, and they also make decisions faster and with fewer meetings. There is a range of benefits associated with involving others beyond the C-suite in growth planning.