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Topics: OSHA, Workplace Safety, Sales Incentive Programs, Safety Reward and Recognition Programs, Safety Rewards
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Topics: OSHA, Workplace Safety, Sales Incentive Programs, Safety Reward and Recognition Programs, Safety Rewards
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Topics: OSHA, Workplace Safety, Sales Incentive Programs, Safety Reward and Recognition Programs, Safety Rewards
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Topics: OSHA, Workplace Safety, Sales Incentive Programs, Safety Reward and Recognition Programs, Safety Rewards
Can being charitable and “giving back” attract and retain employees and increase customer loyalty? Research suggests that it does. Charitable giving also plays a role in employee reward and recognition programs.
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Topics: Charitable Giving, Incentive Programs, Motivate Employees, Employee Reward and Recognition Programs, Customer Loyalty Programs
Technology has made parity achievable. Small and large companies can take comfort in knowing that, when it comes to worker safety, company size need not matter.
Distractions are the same for all workers, whether they are part of an organization with 50 employees or 50,000. And so it would only seem right to assume that the business world has provided all entities, no matter their size, with the solutions they need to keep workers safe on the job. The truth, however, is that larger companies have always enjoyed many advantages over their smaller brethren. The kind of advantages that come naturally as a result of simply being bigger, such as:
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Topics: Workplace Safety, Safety Reward and Recognition Programs, Safety Incentives Program, program branding, ROI
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Topics: Promotions Products, Logo Merchandise
One of the biggest changes in the 21st century is the way in which companies are valued. In the past, company value was calculated based on hard assets such as land, buildings, equipment, products/inventory and factories, etc. Today, over 80% of a company’s value is tied to less tangible factors, such as brand value, customer data, relationships, leadership quality, algorithms and more. Harvard Business Review now believes that competitive advantage goes to companies that manage human capital effectively rather than companies that manage finances effectively.
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Topics: Incentives for Employees, Company Culture, Motivate Employees, employee engagement
For years we’ve understood that tangible merchandise rewards are the most effective method to motivate employee performance improvement, and the latest Trend report from The Incentive Research Foundation confirms it yet again. This is the fifth straight year that the rewards and recognition market has shown 20-30% growth in experience-related rewards including merchandise – and the more meaningful the merchandise reward, the more effective.
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Topics: Brand Name Merchandise, Rewards Programs, Rewards and Recognition Program