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10% You’ve got the why, so what’s next? Flight risk Not feeling valued was one of the top reasons given for employees looking to change jobs i n 2016. Not just £££ Only 13% of employees said they are motivated by a bonus. Performance Organisations with the most sophisticated recognition practices are 12 times more likely to have strong business outcomes. Motivation of employees suggested better treatment by their employer, including more praise and a sense of being valued, would be the most motivational thing their organisation could do. Not just for the blue chips Smaller businesses will benefit most from a focus on recognising and rewarding performance, with an estimated efficiency gain of Keeping hold of talent Companies with strategic recognition reported a mean employee turnover rate that is lower than retention at companies without any recognition programme. Money doesn’t always talk Reward and recognition isn’t just about money. According to the ILM, ensuring employees enjoy their job is the single most effective way to motivate - even more influential than salary in inspiring staff to work hard. Remember to say thank you As part of the annual Investors in People Job Exodus Survey in 2016, employees said ‘say thank you more’ when asked what employers can do to increase overall happiness. Make it relevant Consider your company purpose and values and what kinds of recognition and reward would be relevant and motivational to your people. The more relevant to your culture, the more impact it will have. Engaging all levels Your leaders and managers are the frontline in developing a culture of effective recognition and reward. Ensure they are engaged themselves and understand the ‘why’ behind what you’re trying to achieve. Engagement Providing employees with recognition for high performance was voted the most impactful driver of employee engagement. The way you reward and recognise your people can play a big part in how engaged they feel. And how engaged they are can make a big impact on your performance. Need convincing? Here’s a few reasons why you need to be confident in your reward and recognition. 13% Reward and Recognition? Why... PEOPLE POWER? Have you unlocked your 2016 x12 31% 23.4% At IDG, we’re passionate about what we do and dedicated to helping you and your organisation be happy, healthy and sustainable. It may sound clichéd but it’s true. From specialists in people development and quality management standards, to experts in the field of high performance working, we are here to help you realise your ambitions – whether helping you to improve systems, develop your people or grow your business. If you want to talk about your people and performance, we’d love to hear from you. t. 0844 406 8008 e. [email protected] w. www.i-dg.co.uk Calls will cost 3p per minute plus your phone company’s access charge IDG is the trading name of Improvement Development Growth Ltd. Registered Office: Lee House, 90 Great Bridgewater Street, Manchester, M1 5JW. Registered in England number: 04141322 VAT registration number: 727102071 (Investors in People) (SHRM/Globoforce) (Bersin by Deloitte) (ILM) (Investors in People) (ILM) (Harvard Business Review)

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You’ve got the why, so what’s next?

Flight risk

Not feeling valued was one of the top reasons given for employees looking to change jobs in 2016.

Not just £££

Only 13% of employees said they are motivated by a bonus.

Performance

Organisations with the most sophisticated recognition practices are 12 times more likely to have strong business outcomes.

Motivation

of employees suggested better treatment by their employer, including more praise and a sense of being valued, would be the most motivational thing their organisation could do.

Not just forthe blue chips

Smaller businesses will benefit most from a focus on recognising and rewarding performance, with an estimated efficiency gain of

Keeping hold of talent

Companies with strategic recognition reported a mean employee turnover rate that is

lower than retention at companies without any recognition programme.

Money doesn’talways talk

Reward and recognition isn’t just about money. According to the ILM, ensuring employees enjoy their job is the single most effective way to motivate - even more influential than salary in inspiring staff to work hard.

Remember to saythank you

As part of the annual Investors in People Job Exodus Survey in 2016, employees said ‘say thank you more’ when asked what employers can do to increase overall happiness.

Make itrelevant

Consider your company purpose and values and what kinds of recognition and reward would be relevant and motivational to your people. The more relevant to your culture, the more impact it will have.

Engagingall levels

Your leaders and managers are the frontline in developing a culture of effective recognition and reward. Ensure they are engaged themselves and understand the ‘why’ behind what you’re trying to achieve.

Engagement Providing employees with recognition for high performance was voted the most impactful driver of employee engagement.

The way you reward and recognise your people can play a big part in how engaged they feel. And how engaged they are can make a big impact on your performance. Need convincing? Here’s a few reasons why you need to be

confident in your reward and recognition.

13%

Reward and Recognition?

Why...

PEOPLE POWER?Have you unlocked your

2016 x12

31%

23.4%

At IDG, we’re passionate about what we do and dedicated to helping you and your organisation be happy, healthy and sustainable. It may sound clichéd but it’s true.

From specialists in people development and quality management standards, to experts in the field of high performance working, we are here to help you realise your ambitions – whether helping you to improve systems, develop your people or grow your business.

If you want to talk about your people and performance, we’d love to hear from you.

t. 0844 406 8008 e. [email protected] w. www.i-dg.co.ukCalls will cost 3p per minute plus your phone company’s access chargeIDG is the trading name of Improvement Development Growth Ltd. Registered Office: Lee House, 90 Great Bridgewater Street, Manchester, M1 5JW.Registered in England number: 04141322 VAT registration number: 727102071

(Investors in People)

(SHRM/Globoforce)

(Bersin by Deloitte)

(ILM) (Investors in People)

(ILM)

(Harvard Business Review)