Align Incentives with Outcomes: Using Gift Cards to Drive Productivity, Attendance & Safety
In industries where every second counts and every action matters, the difference between average and exceptional performance often comes down to motivation. By aligning employee performance incentives with desired outcomes like productivity, attendance, and safety, businesses can turn daily tasks into opportunities for recognition and results.
Future-Proofing Administrative Professionals: Career Development is Key to Growth & Retention
What happens when the tasks that once defined an entire profession can now be done by a machine? That’s the question many administrative professionals are asking as artificial intelligence and automation rapidly transform the workplace. Once trusted with scheduling, data entry, and managing the daily flow of business, today’s admins are being asked to evolve—or risk being left behind.
Why Gen Z Is Rejecting Outdated Workplaces—Not Work Itself
If your company is struggling to retain Gen Z employees, the issue isn’t that Gen Z doesn’t want to work—it’s that traditional leadership models no longer meet their expectations.
Re-engaging Your Workforce: How Upskilling Revitalizes Employee Engagement
As businesses continue to try to drive efficiency in a macroenvironment that values real profits over artificial growth, employers need employees to be driven, efficient, and motivated in their work. Disengaged employees are the opposite. They aren’t connected to their roles or their companies, leading to slow, unmotivated progress in their roles and responsibilities.
Addressing Employee Detachment: Strategies to Reconnect & Reengage Your Workforce
Following the Great Resignation in 2021 and 2022, 2024 began a troubling trend deemed “the Great Detachment.” This trend hasn’t led to employees quitting their jobs, but rather growing increasingly detached from their employers and less satisfied with their roles. According to recent Gallup data only 18% of American workers indicate that they are “extremely satisfied” with their jobs, while 51% are either watching for or actively looking for a new role.