Infographic displaying statistics on personnel recognition and its impact on business outcomes, including retention rates and employee engagement.
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The value of thanking employees (infographic)

By Editor, HRreview

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This infographic by Globoforce highlights the benefits of praising your employees and in having an engaged workforce.

It goes on to say that “awards, recognition and praise might just be the single most cost effective way to maintain a happy. product workforce”.

So when was the last time you praised your employees?

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