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Employee Engagement

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    What’s next for work 2025

    The way people work and how companies approach work is constantly evolving. Each year, new patterns of work emerge, and looking into 2025, we see that’s no different.

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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?

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    Article

    The Challenges of the Modern Workplace: The 2024 Global Workplace Report Unpacked

    The recently released 2024 Gallup report on the state of the global workplace highlights significant trends and challenges that are particularly relevant for Australian employers.

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    On Board With Onboarding

    With most employees deciding whether to stay or go in the first 6 months of a new job, effective onboarding is essential. Now more than ever, are you ensuring your new hires feel supported from day one? 

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    Dopamine

    The chemical dopamine, along with norepinephrine (norepinephrine) and serotonin (our neuromodulators) interact in the human body and produces positive results, such as improving overall health (mental and physical), motivation, and performance.

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    Article

    Impact of Early Recognition on Turnover

    Does recognising your new employees early and often make a difference in an employee’s intent to stay? 

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    The Right Reward

    Research conducted by BI WORLDWIDE found that people perform at a higher level when the awards are focused on wants, like experiences and merchandise, versus cash.

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    Article

    Enhancing Employee Experience with Technology Integrations

    Technology is moving faster than ever before. Organisations need to keep up and utilise the latest technology integrations available to enhance their employee experience.

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    Article

    What Rewards Are Most Effective?

    We look at the what rewards are most effective in inspiring employees and motivating performance, and it might not be what you think.