[Infographic] How to Build a Rock Solid Employee Recognition Program

January 31, 2017 Sarah Payne

How much should you invest in recognition for the greatest return? Why are more organizations adopting values-based recognition programs? How can organizations make tangible improvements in employee engagement, retention, workplace culture, and recruitment?

These are a few questions answered in findings from the new SHRM/Globoforce Employee Recognition Survey. Learn about some of the most intriguing statistics from the survey in the infographic below.

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How to Build a Rock Solid Employee Recognition Program Infographic

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