You're Invited: How to Build a Human Workplace Through Recognition

July 19, 2018 Sarah Payne

Build a Human Workplace Through Recognition

If you’re looking for tactics and strategies to modernize your organization’s approach to employee recognition, you won’t want to miss the WorldatWork webinar Globoforce is co-hosting with Merck next week.

Click below to register now:

How to Build a Human Workplace Through Recognition

Date and time: Tuesday, July 24 at 12 p.m. EST

(And did I mention you can earn HRCI credits for attending?)

In this panel-style webinar, three leaders from Merck’s compensation, HR operations, and global solutions teams will share their journey to create an award-winning global recognition program that inspires nearly 70,000 employees to do their best work. You will hear perspectives on how Merck leveraged the social, mobile, and global capabilities of recognition to make a positive impact on culture.

You will learn more about:

Global vs. phased rollout considerations
How to leverage global ambassadors
Ways to overcome challenges with large-scale recognition programs

We will also open the webinar up for questions from the audience, so be sure to take notes. For a preview of Merck’s program, check out this post, which highlights some early successes the team shared at WorkHuman 2018.

Reserve your spot now and we will see you next week!

About the Author

Sarah is senior content marketing manager at Workhuman. When not writing and reading about all things culture, leadership, recognition, and appreciation, she enjoys iced coffee, running, and spending time with her daughter, Mabel.
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