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Employee Recognition Event: Tips and Recognition Calendar

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Formal events follow a structure and are planned accordingly to celebrate employee achievements and milestones. They include quarterly or annual award ceremonies, years of service milestones, honoring top performers through employee of the month, and recognition through calendar events. How do you wish to celebrate this event?

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Employee Recognition Event: Tips and Recognition Calendar

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Formal events follow a structure and are planned accordingly to celebrate employee achievements and milestones. They include quarterly or annual award ceremonies, years of service milestones, honoring top performers through employee of the month, and recognition through calendar events. How do you wish to celebrate this event?

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5 Internal Company Newsletter Template Ideas and Examples

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Although internal company newsletters are sent to your own colleagues and employees, they shouldn't be taken for granted. They can be effective internal communication tools that keep your team members engaged, informed, and entertained when done correctly. Company newsletters are the key to greater employee engagement.

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8 Ways To Celebrate Success At Work

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Managers frequently delegate responsibility to staff, particularly when things aren't going as planned. In your career as a manager, you must strike a balance between offering instructions and listening to employee feedback. In the long run, improving these meeting habits could have a positive impact on your office culture!

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The Art of Giving Recognition at Work

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17% said their manager/employer was horrible – they never recognized their work. 43% ranked their manager/employer as just okay – recognizing them annually or quarterly at least. About 50% of senior managers view recognition as an investment. To sum up, employees share stronger bonds with their peers than their managers.

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