All Motivation and recognition articles – Page 82
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ArticleGousto awards share options to staff to mark anniversary
Recipe box organisation Gousto is offering its 200 UK-based employees one-off share options to mark its fifth anniversary.The share options are available to employees of all levels across the organisation's London and Spalding offices and factory. Employees must have at least six-months' service prior to January 2017 to be eligible ...
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Article19% of 18-29 year olds believe access to instant discounts would increase engagement
Almost one fifth (19%) of respondents aged 18-29 years old feel that access to instant benefits, such as retail discounts and cinema tickets, would increase their engagement with their employer, according to research by Personal Group.Its Hapi survey, which surveyed 781 UK employees and forms part of its The business ...
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ArticleConfessions of a benefits manager: Candid works long hours
There is a mysterious new guy in our office. He’s come from head office in the US and although he appears to be from the senior management team, for some strange reason he has pitched up with us in HR, rather than sit on the third floor with the rest ...
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Article58% of marketing professionals rank flexi-time in their top three benefits
More than half (58%) of marketing professional respondents cite flexi-time as one of the top three benefits they would like to have access to, according to research by Reboot Online Marketing.Its survey of 1,200 marketing professionals also found that 25% of respondents would accept one job over another because it ...
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ArticleVoyages-sncf introduces on-site e-sport gaming room
E-commerce travel organisation Voyages-sncf.com has introduced a state-of-the-art gaming room at its head office to encourage employees to take part in e-sport competitions.Voyages-sncf.com, which employs approximately 1,000 staff members across Europe, will also support a team of 17 employees by covering registration fees and travel expenses for e-sport competitions.The team, ...
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ArticleHow to motivate carers in the workplace
Need to know:Providing flexibility is one of the most effective ways of retaining and motivating carers in the workplace.Line-manager training is essential to ensure that direct managers understand the different ways in which they can support carers.Internal networks or peer-support groups can help individuals in similar circumstances to connect across ...
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ArticleLouise’s lowdown: Employee benefits are a key component in supporting fuller working lives
In February 2017, the government published its Fuller working lives: a partnership approach report, outlining its strategy to encourage individuals over the age of 50 to remain in work. This includes partnering with employers to better support people to stay in work for longer or to re-enter the workforce, whether ...
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ArticleGeneration Y leaders need a compelling employee value proposition in today's workplace
EB Connect 2017: Future workplaces will be vastly different to today as generation Y employees require innovative ways of working, according to Adam Kingl (pictured), executive director of thought leadership at the London Business School.Addressing delegates in the opening keynote session at the 6th annual Employee Benefits Connect, Kingl explained ...
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ArticleEXCLUSIVE: Moneypenny to discuss talent management at Employee Benefits Connect 2017
EXCLUSIVE: Telephone and switchboard organisation Moneypenny will provide insight on adopting a successful talent management approach at Employee Benefits Connect 2017.Rachel Clacher (pictured), director at Moneypenny, which ranked fourth in the Sunday Times' 100 Best Companies List 2017, will lead a session titled ‘Putting people first: the importance of being ...
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National Employee Appreciation Day is coming – 3 March 2017
National Employee Appreciation Day is coming. Yes, there is such a ‘thing’, and if you’re reading this article, there’s still time to act. Observed annually on the first Friday in March, this year National Employee Appreciation Day falls on the 3rd of March. It’s been a recognised day in America ...
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Investing in the culture of an organisation
By Adam Mason, consulting directorAcross the globe, the attention of business leaders is turning to the budget for the next financial year. This will no doubt feature much head-scratching and pencil-sharpening to achieve the right number. Confronted by financial constraints which are an ever present, the question is one of ...
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Trends in employee incentives in 2017
Bill Alexander, CEO, Red Letter Days For Business According to a study carried out by Future Workplace, 47% of HR professionals say that they are aiming to focus more on employee rewards in 2017. A savvy decision, considering that employee engagement and retention are high on the list of priorities ...
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ArticleEXCLUSIVE: Explore the evolving role and purpose of recognition at Employee Benefits Connect 2017
EXCLUSIVE: Delegates at Employee Benefits Connect 2017 can gain insight into how the changing workplace and technology are shaping future recognition programmes, as well as how recognition will drive performance and talent management.Jamie King (pictured), director of global rewards at Xexec, will present a session titled ‘Delivering value in recognition ...
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Article47% cite pay and remuneration as their biggest motivator at work
Almost half (47%) of European respondents cite pay and remuneration as their biggest motivator at work, according to research by HR management software and services organisation ADP.The workforce view in Europe 2017 report, which surveyed 9,920 working adults across France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Switzerland and the UK, ...
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ArticlePizza Hut boss rewards employee with Super Bowl tickets
Something for the weekend: What better way to recognise the hard work of employees than for an organisation to treat individuals to an all-expenses paid trip to an internationally-loved sporting event? That’s exactly what Pizza Hut did when Artie Starrs, president at the fast food chain, gave up his seats ...
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Article37% receive recognition for good work
Just over a third (37%) of respondents receive praise and recognition when they do good work, according to research by engagement consultancy Dragonfish.Its survey of 1,200 employees at UK organisations with more than 1,000 staff members also found that less than half (43%) of respondents feel valued for their contribution ...
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ArticleGovernment sets out strategy to support older employees to stay in work
The government has launched a new strategy to promote the benefits of remaining in work for longer, which includes encouraging employers to increase the number of older employees within their workforces.The Fuller working lives strategy outlines how a coalition of job centres and employers can work together to support older ...
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ArticleHeinz to give US staff the day off after the Super Bowl
Something for the weekend: The Monday after a fantastic weekend can often be a real challenge in terms of employee motivation, especially if friends and family have gathered on a Sunday to celebrate a popular sporting event, such as an American football game. Heinz has pre-empted any staff productivity dips ...
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OpinionProfessor Vlatka Hlupic: Organisational culture is key to getting the most out of technology
Dealing with the impact of technology on the workplace is, to a large extent, a matter of mindset. We can choose to adopt either one of the two scenarios: the first one is to get drawn into a fear-based and fixed mindset and worry that technology might take away our ...
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AnalysisHow could workplace automation impact engagement and reward strategies?
Need to know:Increased automation is likely to disrupt established ways of working and individuals’ relationship with employers.Organisations will need to tap into new skill sets, either through reskilling or the attraction of digital and non-traditional talent.As the profile of the workforce diversifies, a more targeted, flexible approach to reward and ...