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The John Gray Company designs Awards and Awards Programs intended to create successful motivational experiences for your employees. Achievement, and Recognition of Achievement have proven to be the top two factors of employee satisfaction in the workplace.
An American Crisis: Attracting, Retaining & Motivating Employees - By Don Grimme.
Good employees are hard to find... and keep! This article – by leading employee retention expert Don Grimme – uncovers the secret to attract, retain and motivate the best employees...

Grimme`s Top Ten Tips to Attract, Retain and Motivate Employees - By Don Grimme.

Celebrating Employee Recogntion - By Mark Darby.
You may be thinking that there are many other reasons to recognize employees for doing a good job. It improves self-esteem. It builds morale. And besides, every other company seems to be doing it. When you think about it, however, all the reasons for telling an employee "You're doing a good job!" boil down to one thing. You want your employees to work harder...

Employee Recognition and Performance Improvement Solutions- By Kim Smithson -
The effectiveness of positive reinforcement is no secret. Everyone likes to be told when they are doing a good job and acknowledged in a special way when they go beyond the call of duty...

The Importance of Middle Management Recognition - By Kim Smithson -
With today's tight labor market, rewarding and recognizing employees is becoming a hot-button issue. Those in charge of developing recognition programs for employees often focus exclusively on rules, themes, rewards, and events. While these are important elements, the true-and often forgotten-success factor is getting middle management buy-in to the process...

Recognition vs. Compensation - By Philip Holmes -
Managers who plan incentive programs often face the basic question - What should we offer as awards: cash, or tangible incentives such as merchandise, travel, and gift certificates? Proponents of cash incentives argue that nothing is easier to give...In contrast, proponents of tangible incentives will tell you that cash is a poor motivator...

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