Recognition

Reimagining Rewards and Recognition

So you should have all the tools you need to celebrate them. Reimagine the way to reward and recognize your employees. Where we were to where we are… Historically, multi-faceted…

Recognizing the Future

To build a leadership pipeline, companies are rolling out recognition programs that praise employees and executives alike. By Zee Johnson Recognition is one of the most elemental, yet highly effective…

CEO’s Letter: Recognition on Impact

Honoring HR for two years of awesome performance while facing adversity. By Elliot Clark It’s only fitting that in an issue where we feature the Baker’s Dozen Customer Satisfaction Ratings™…

Alignment is Powerful

Two organizations share how reinforcing positive behaviors and company values through recognition helps drive employee engagement.

By Debbie Bolla

Recognition is a proven lever that drives employee engagement and company culture. In fact, according to Achievers’ 2021 Engagement and Retention Report, 85% of employees report that when they are recognized, they are motivated to work harder. Such is the case for CAA Club Group (CCG).

Recognition Roundtable

Four CEOs share their vision for the future of employee rewards and recognition.

By Elliot Clark

The value of recognition is already being seen in the HR community, with executive leadership teams of many global companies increasing spend on rewards and recognition even as their budgets are reduced. What is the future of this important part of the employee experience? I asked four CEOs what changes they predict and what they envision for the future of their industry.

Promoting Values Virtually

Recognition programs can help promote collaboration and camaraderie within a remote workforce.

By Marta Chmielowicz

Many companies have been forced to institute mandatory work-from-home policies throughout the pandemic, but while some employees are finding the transition a welcome change of pace, the shift to remote can be isolating for people used to working collaboratively in an office.