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Today businesses’ landscapes are fast, competitive, global and dynamic and to keep a pace with this, employees are in a constant stress to perform well, achieve targets and stay ahead in the game. Unfortunately this also has an adverse impact on Employee Wellness.

Purpose of a Reward and Recognition Program

As per Watson Wyatt Study of 3 million employees, as quoted in Forbes magazine. “Companies that utilized an effective employee recognition program enjoyed a 109% three-year median return to shareholders vs. a 52% return for those companies that did not.”

Empowering Managers for Recognition Success

Managers play a key role in driving employee motivation, engagement and commitment to their organizations. However, many managers are still not practicing employee recognition effectively, despite the impact it has on an organization either in the absence of right tools or because of their own limiting beliefs.

Employee Recognition Myths

Recognition at the workplace motivates employees and boosts their productivity. Employees are more likely to take initiatives and deliver on KPI’s if their efforts are valued and their contributions are appreciated.

A Retail case study on Reward and Recognition

Read how one of Asia’s Leading Retail Conglomerate created an army of brand champions through a gamified Rewards & Recognition Framework, to battle the most competitive business landscape.

The Science behind Recognition

Today we have proven facts and figures through numerous research reports that Recognition has a great impact on Employee Engagement. We will not go through those numbers here again as you would have seen those enough; rather we will analyze what really makes Recognition a powerful mechanism to drive engagement, build a positive work culture...