Thought Leadership
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Using eNPS to measure and improve employee recognition
No matter which aspects of your employee value proposition (EVP) you’re measuring with employee net promoter score (eNPS), showing you’re listening and acting on employee feedback will increase engagement. Here are four key aspects of employee recognition to consider.
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10 steps to attracting, recruiting, and retaining employees
There’s an old joke where a driver is pulled over for speeding. The officer asks why the driver was going so fast and the driver replies: “I don’t know where I’m going but wherever it is, I’m making record time.”
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How to foster belonging and purpose in a hybrid environment
No matter the work environment, there are opportunities for leaders to foster belonging and help employees understand they matter and their work has a purpose.
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Connected Work: Redesigning for Success
In today’s fast-paced business landscape, the importance of connected work environments has become increasingly evident.
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How an Effective EVP Strategy Can Boost Staff Referral Programs
There is no doubt we are in an employee market. Organisations with an outdated EVP strategy not only risk reducing the pool of top talent to recruit from but also increase their chances of higher turnover rates.
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Celebrating Moments That Matter
Most companies celebrate work anniversaries, but what about all the other moments that are worthy of a celebration?
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The 5 new currencies of work
Pre-pandemic, employees were looking for four main things in their work: a mission to accomplish, a climate to embrace, a place to grow and good co-workers.
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A Neuroscience Approach to Building Resilience in the Workplace
Organisational resilience has increased in focus the last couple of years with businesses thriving to the world of uncertainly and challenges.
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Managers Matter
Managers’ ability to effectively reward and recognise achievement can increase employees’ discretionary effort and intent to stay with an organisation by up to 22.7% and 31.6%, respectively.