15 Aug Solving problems – While increasing employee satisfaction

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What is design thinking? Design thinking is a process for creative problem solving. Read on to learn more about this process and how it can help increase employee satisfaction. ...

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07 Jun Employee benefit satisfaction has direct relation to job fulfillment

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New reports say that employees would sacrifice pay increases for better benefits. Heres some tips on how to keep your employees satisfied. ...

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30 May The Most Desirable Employee Benefits

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When it comes to hiring new employees, benefits can make or break the process. Hire with confidence when considering these tips on attractive and affordable employment perks. ...

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29 May The Business Case for Providing Health Insurance to Low-Income Employees

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Low income employees without health insurance could be detrimental for a business. This study explains why providing health insurance for low income employees is crucial for successful performance in the workplace....

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08 May Why Work? For More than the Money

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Discovering the individualized reasons people work is key to helping employers understand what will motivate employees. According to the article "What People Want from Work: Motivation" on the website The Balance, successful companies need to start with money. Paying employees fair compensation, or ideally more than...

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26 Jan Making your team members your ‘first customer’

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People who feel valued and respected show a greater work ethic and initiative. In order for your team members to feel valued, they should be treated as the “first customers,” as they are the ones who have the power to make customers’ experiences extraordinary. Read...

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05 Sep Better understanding of benefits helps both employee and employer

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Employees aren’t shouting from the roof over how great their employer-sponsored benefits are. In fact, satisfaction is sitting at some of the lowest levels since 2008, according to new data released from Unum....

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20 Jun Are There Any Loyal Employees Left

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Find out why job hopping is the new normal and see how employers like you can find the right professionals before making the wrong decision. Read more...

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06 Jun Food: The quickest way to an employee’s heart?

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A new survey by Seamless, an online platform for ordering takeout or delivered meals, looked at what employees are saying about food in the workplace. And although a grain or two of salt might be appropriate with this dish, the results are thought-provoking....

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02 Apr Employee well-being status more accurate measure of job productivity than incidence of chronic disease

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Findings from a new study published in the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine showed that the level of employees’ well-being is a more important contributor to on-the-job productivity than their chronic disease status....

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