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Do You Struggle With Employee Recognition?
The document highlights the critical role of employee recognition in retention, noting that 70% of Americans leave their jobs due to lack of appreciation. Companies implementing recognition programs see benefits such as lower turnover rates and increased customer satisfaction, with peer-to-peer recognition proving to be particularly effective. Overall, organizations investing in recognition experience higher employee engagement and improved financial results.
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Employee recognition is crucial; it affects retention, engagement, and performance metrics.
Encourages leaders to engage with tools like Officevibe for enhancing employee motivation.
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Do You Struggle With Employee Recognition?
- 1. STATS YOU DIDN’TKNOW ABOUT EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION
- 2. THE #1 REASON mostAmericans leave their jobs is that they don’t feel appreciated.
- 3. 46% of senior managersview recognition programs as an investment rather than an expense. 1
- 4. 14% of companies indicatedthat their organization features recognition programs regularly when recruiting. 2
- 5. 41% of companiesthat use peer-to-peer recognition have seen marked positive increases in customer satisfaction. 3
- 6. 23% Companies with strategic recognitionreported a mean employee turnover rate 4 lower than retention at companies without any recognition program.
- 7. Find out whatit is HAPPIER EMPLOYEES Discover the one perk not on this list guaranteed to make employees happier. HAVE
- 8. 60% Manager’s recognizing employee performance increasesengagement by almost 5
- 9. 28% Organizations with strategic recognition programsin place exhibit 6 lower frustration levels than companies without recognition programs.
- 10. 35% Peer-to-peer is 7 more likelyto have a positive impact on financial results than manager-only recognition.
- 11. 85% When companies spend 1%or more of payroll on recognition, see a positive impact on engagement. 8
- 12. 14% than in organizationsin which recognition does not occur. 9 In organizations in which individual employees or teams are recognized, results were approximately higher
- 13. 12x Organizations with astrong employee recognition approach are more likely to have strong business results. 10
- 14. 31% Organizations with effective recognitionprograms had lower voluntary turnover than organizations with ineffective recognition programs. 11
- 15. Discover The Stateof EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION A real-time report on the state of the 10 metrics of employee engagement, including recognition. See The Live Report
- 16. Curious about thefirst step to take to be a better leader? Try Officevibe now and start inspiring your employees! Visit officevibe.com
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