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5 Statistics to Help Build Your Case for an Employee Recognition Strategy

Achievers

Companies and employees are at a critical crossroad. For the last year, employees have operated in crisis mode as a result of the pandemic. Despite many employees demonstrating admirable flexibility and creativity amidst rapidly changing requirements, employee engagement has suffered, and employee commitment is not expected to last.

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Unlocking Insights: The Ultimate Survey Question Template Blog

Vantage Circle

Whether it's collecting customer feedback, conducting market research, or assessing employee satisfaction, surveys play a crucial role in gathering information for informed decision-making. This blog will examine various survey question templates. We can evaluate employee satisfaction with their supervisors.

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Revamp Your Employee Recognition Strategy to Drive Results

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Considering this, businesses should be concerned that only 49 percent of North American employees are happy at work. It’s not simply a matter of sending out thank-you cards; organizations need to ensure that their employee recognition program is planned and executed to deliver certain results.

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9 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD REVOLUTIONISE YOUR 2023 EMPLOYEE REWARD & RECOGNITION STRATEGY

Employee Benefits

Since employees are at the core of businesses and driving their success, it’s they who need to be invested in. In this blog, we take a look at: reimagining your 2023 reward and recognition strategy, supporting financial wellbeing, improving physical wellbeing, and 9 reasons for adopting change that will benefit your business.

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Revamp Your Employee Recognition Strategy to Drive Results

Achievers

Considering this, businesses should be concerned that only 13 percent of the global workforce are engaged employees. Ninety-nine percent of organizations report that they have some type of recognition system in place, but with these staggeringly low employee engagement rates, these programs are clearly far from effective. .

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Barton’s blog: Pay increases hit the headlines

Employee Benefits

This week we have seen many stories of employers making changes to their pay strategies , whether that is through pay rises or signing up to the real living wage pledge. Other employers, including Making Space , M&S and BMW Mini have announced basic pay increases for their employees. Tynan Barton. Acting editor.

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Why Organizational Culture Is a Competitive Differentiator 

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Healthy and engaged employees who believe in their company’s core mission — employees who feel heard, are recognized, and encouraged to become the best that they can be. . Having a culture strategy in place will provide employees greater clarity and focus, resulting in stronger productivity and business results. .