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Employee Recognition

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    Case Study

    Empowering Leadership Through Recognition

    This case study shows how a targeted recognition campaign empowered managers to celebrate leadership, driving a 60% increase in participation and strengthening a values-led culture.

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    Article

    3 ways to drive culture and strategy with data insights

    In today’s dynamic work environment, HR professionals often find themselves managing complaints and culture clashes rather than shaping company culture and strategy. But how can HR leaders get back to focusing their influence on both short- and long-term company goals effectively? The answer lies in data.

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    Article

    Developing successful recognition programmes through early recognition

    Recognising people early in their tenure is a proven strategy to boost employee engagement.

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    Webinar

    Driving business and culture

    Watch this webinar to learn about how Medtronic leverages their recognition initiatives to drive organisational objectives.

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    Case Study

    Creating a high-performing culture

    A global healthcare technology company wanted to determine if there was a connection between recognition activity and how employees feel at work.

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    Case Study

    Building a high-performance culture

    Discover how BI WORLDWIDE led a complex global recognition implementation and set a great foundation for this global bank’s high-performance culture.

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    Article

    Driving incremental sales results

    In any organisation, employees are the backbone of success. Their dedication, motivation and enthusiasm directly impact the company’s performance, especially in driving incremental sales results.

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    Case Study

    Three’s a crowd

    A biotech client was administering three different programs from three different suppliers: a recognition site, a sales incentive platform, and a service anniversary plateau program.

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    Article

    Confronting the Burnout Epidemic: Strategies for Organisations to Foster Employee Wellbeing

    In our constantly connected world, burnout has always been a looming threat. But in 2020, burnout exploded overnight. Millions found themselves jobless, grappling with financial and food insecurity.

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    Article

    Crafting Winning Programs with Early Recognition

    An effective employee recognition program depends on active participation from both employees and leaders. But how can a company ensure everyone gets involved?