Category: Human Resource Solutions

The Safety Dilemma: How to Reward Results Transparently

When we design programs, yes, we recognize great results and actions that participants have taken. But what we’re really trying to do is help our clients motivate and inspire behavior – creating changes in everyday actions that will lead to the desired end result.

This is particularly important in safety programs or anything that is employee-facing. You can have some small incentive for achieving “accident-free days” or “no incidents.” But really, that is not what we want the core of the program to be. We want to create a program that drives the behaviors that create a base culture of safety.

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Beyond the Platform: Why Your Rewards Program Needs Strategy, Not Just Software

When we design programs, we’re glad to recognize the good work of participants, but what we’re really trying to do is help our clients motivate and inspire behavior – bringing about changes in everyday actions that will lead them to a worthwhile end result. 💡 Key Insight: Technology platforms award points. Strategic programs drive lasting… Read more »

The Importance of Building a Culture of Appreciation in Your Organization

Building a strong culture of appreciation helps employees feel valued for their contributions and fosters an environment where positive energy can thrive. It takes recognition beyond simply a paycheck, allowing employees to feel cared about, seen, and acknowledged for all they bring to the organization. Key Benefits of Fostering Appreciation Within an Organization Creating a… Read more »

How to Nurture a Workplace Culture of Trust and Collaboration

As we enter the final month of Q1 2024, the perspective of business owners, leaders, managers, and HR professionals may be one of cautious optimism. Or it may be more like the old saying, “The hits just keep on coming!” The challenge of nurturing a workplace culture of trust and collaboration, while not new, has… Read more »

An Accident Waiting to Happen

You have probably heard the phrase “an accident waiting to happen” – or used it yourself to refer to a person or environment that is dangerous or unsafe. According to wordhistories.net the phrase is of US origin and first appeared in print in the October 6, 1905 edition of the Central Kansas Democrat: “We heard… Read more »