Posts Tagged ‘Employee Engagement’

How We Lighten Up the Office with Holiday Cheer

Although many of us can’t leave work to celebrate the holidays, just yet, there are still many ways to bring fun & festivity into to the office. See how we do it.

Are you working Thanksgiving? If so, you are not alone.

Survey says more are willing to work on Thanksgiving Day than in years past.

All in a Day’s Work – An Average Boss’ Day

Boss’ Day is just around the corner (October 16th), take a peek at what the average leader does in a single day…Now that’s something to appreciate!

The Importance of Employee Feedback [Infographic]

Countless studies have proven that recognition is the single most effective catalyst for boosting morale and increasing work performance. 65% of employees say they want more.

How We Beat the Heat and Maintained Productivity

Office temperatures have a significant impact on people’s productivity and ability to perform. Read on to discover the optimal office temperature range. It might surprise you.

Impressive First Days – Onboarding Done Right

A good on-boarding experience screams “We’re excited for you, we need you, and we’ve got our act together.”
So how do you, the hiring manager, start your new employees off right? Here’s a handy checklist to get started.

Anniversary Cake

Every Year in Business is an Opportunity to Celebrate

Anniversary events do much more than recognize the achievement of another milestone. They boost employee morale, strengthen customer relations and increase visibility within the community. Plus it’s fun.

Simple ways to Recognize Employees and Show Appreciation

If you didn’t plan anything special for today, not to worry, Employee Appreciation Day wasn’t meant to be the only day to give recognition. See why

Don’t Let Your Office Become an Endless Groundhog Day

Regardless if Punxsutawney Phil see’s his shadow on Monday, try some of these ideas to avoid the office doldrums and everyday grind.

Giving Thanks to Your Employees

Thanksgiving is the perfect opportunity for employers to show appreciation to their employees. Here are four ways to give thanks to your most valuable assets.

Back to Top