Posted by Melissa Meunier on Mon, November 11, 2019
Let’s say you have two employees who have similar jobs and similar tenure with your company. We’ll call them John and Jason. John thrives on interaction with his peers and he’s usually the one to speak up first in a brainstorming session. He’s a real go-getter and he has exceeded his sales goals for the past three months running.
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Posted by Melissa Meunier on Wed, September 11, 2019

Do you know how much your organization spends on employee recognition each year?

Best practice organizations are spending 1% or more of payroll dollars on an increasingly diverse range of employee recognition programs.

As more companies realize the strategic value of recognition for reinforcing particular behaviors, practices and activities that result in better performance and positive business results, budgeting has become much more strategic.

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Posted by Melissa Meunier on Wed, June 12, 2019

Every week, more than 150 million Americans go to work with the expectation that they will make decisions that are in the best interest of the company they work for and its customers. Employee recognition plays a vital role in influencing the attitudes and actions of employees, motivating and celebrating behaviors that bring company values, aspirations and policies to life.

In our latest best practices report, Great Recognition Moments, we showcase insights, strategies and examples from eight Engage2Excel clients that do an exceptional job at integrating recognition into operations and the daily experiences of employees. The programs represented include different types and styles of recognition for performance, safety, demonstration of core values and employee loyalty.

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Posted by Nikki Morrison on Fri, March 8, 2019

In our first blog to this series, we provided a synopsis of Dr. Jack Wiley’s paper Suggested Actions for Human Resources to Create a Better Employee Experience, which offers strategies based off his research-based RESPECT framework. If you haven’t had a chance to read part one, you can do so here.

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