Announcement Bar - NEVER UNPUBLISH 💜

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Building an Elevated Employee Experience in Manufacturing

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Congratulations on Not Quitting: Work Service Milestones Deserve Better 

A laptop screen displays a Workhuman interface for sharing an award recognition post. On the left, there’s a sidebar with navigation options like "Home," "My Activity," and "Recognize." In the main area, a message prompts the user to share their achievement on LinkedIn, including a draft post expressing gratitude for being recognized for Innovation. It features related hashtags: #QualityExcellence and #RecognitionDoneRight. To the right, an award recognition card shows the name "Alice Lee" with the title "Innovation = Imagination + Teamwork." The overall background has a pink gradient design.

Feature Brief: Social Sharing

SSOE: Building a Culture of Recognition

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Rise & Shine: Recognition in Action at Workhuman’s 2026 Customer Awards 

Building a Feedback Culture That Actually Sticks

A cheerful group of eight individuals, wearing festive hats, stand around a table filled with donation boxes, each marked with the word "DONATION." They are smiling and waving, showcasing a joyful atmosphere in a bright, modern workspace. One person is holding a small dog, adding to the lively scene.

52 Reasons to Celebrate Your People This Year (One for Every Week)

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Why Your Return-to-Office Mandate Might Lose You Talent (And What to Do About It)

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Maximizing Recognition ROI: Elevating ERGs as Culture-Driving Forces through Strategic Recognition

A screen displaying two smartphones with a colorful gradient background. The left phone shows a recognition message titled "Respect for All" with a list of people (Carlos Roberto, John Silver, William Bonner, and others) who received recognition from Sarah Silver. The right phone shows the user’s profile with 23,450 points and features sections labeled "Home," "My activity," and various thumbnails, including "New Baby" and "Promotion," highlighting celebratory moments.

Product Brief: Workhuman for Mobile

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Senior Leaders vs. Employees: Two Worlds, One Workplace

SSOE’s recognition program, launched in 2016, helps to deliver on core company values, as well as SSOE’s vision as an organization: To design and build the future for its clients, colleagues, and communities. 

“One of the things that’s paramount in our industry is talent attraction and retention - WHiQ research shows our new hires are 4X more likely to stay throughout their first year based on the recognition they received.”

SSOE's Jennifer Wuertz on recognition as a recruiting and retention tool

New hires were 4x more likely to stay through the first year based upon the recognition that they were receiving.

How SSOE Delivers Equitable Recognition Across the Globe