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10 Basic Employee Needs And How To Meet Them

Vantage Circle

It works on fulfilling the social as well as self-esteem needs of the employees as it makes them feel valued and motivated and gives them a sense of accomplishment to have their work recognized. A recent survey found employee recognition was most important to 37% of employees. Approximately 34% of US workers feel engaged.

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11 Innovative Ways to Reward and Recognize Employees

TalentCulture - Employee Benefits

Recognition matters. We hear it over and over again in leadership books and best practices articles. It makes sense to recognize employees early and often. But workforce appreciation isn’t a one-size-fits-all thing, and random acts of recognition usually fall flat. So, what do successful organizations do?

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18 Years of Service Award Ideas for Celebrating Employee Milestones

Empuls

Transform years of dedication into lifelong loyalty by implementing Xoxoday’s long service awards solution , celebrating employee milestones, and building a stronger, more engaged workforce. Book a demo with our rewards and incentives expert. Celebrate employee milestones now with Xoxoday. Want to know more?

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57 Stellar Ways to Reward Employees for Good Performance & Acknowledging Employee Dedication

Empuls

In contrast, organizations that prioritize recognition and rewards experience a 31% lower voluntary turnover rate. Whether it's leading a high-impact project, mentoring junior team members, or representing the company in a key initiative, these roles can be immensely rewarding and motivating for high-performing employees.

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3 Reasons to Boost Your Employee Benefits Offerings in 2020

Achievers

Yet many business owners today still seem hesitant to invest in better coverage or more paid vacation hours to woo new talent. The recession created an employer’s market where employees often had to settle for “good enough” when it came to their benefits. Get started by accessing best practices from Achievers’ e-book.