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Posted by Robert Ordever | Aug 2, 2018 | Analysis, Reward Analysis and Features
These ‘quick fixes’ are intended to draw the very best employees and make existing staff happier, more loyal and motivated. But do they actually work?
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Are UK organisations doing a good enough job of appreciating their workers? Probably not, and yet there is now compelling evidence which proves that staff appreciation is not just a ‘fluffy HR thing’, but profoundly impacts the entire organisation, creating a competitive advantage.
Read MorePosted by Robert Ordever | Sep 13, 2017 | Reward Analysis and Features
It’s all too common for HR professionals to get bogged-down with the administration around recruiting and onboarding new hires. So it’s hardly surprising when a new recruit sat behind a working computer with employee manual in hand is regarded as a job well done.
Read MorePosted by Robert Ordever | Aug 1, 2016 | Analysis, Recruitment Analysis
It’s all too common for HR professionals to get bogged-down with the administration around recruiting and onboarding new hires. So it’s hardly surprising when a new recruit sat behind a working computer with employee manual in hand is regarded as a job well done.
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