Employee Recognition
5 Ways to Say "Great Job" to a Colleague or Employee
Recognizing and appreciating employees for their hard work is essential for building a positive and productive workplace culture. When employees feel...
Employee Engagement
The Importance of Awareness Days and Holidays in Recognition Strategy
Employee recognition can be as simple as taking time throughout a company’s calendar year to celebrate diverse holidays and awareness days. Employee...
Holiday
How to Increase Employee Engagement During the Holidays
The holiday season is upon us, bringing with it a sense of joy, celebration, and togetherness. While many of us look forward to festive decorations,...
Holiday
Brighten Your Employees' Holidays with These 5 Cheerful Messages
The holidays are coming up and it is about time to get prepped. Your employees can use some Holiday cheer as you start to wrap up the year. So here...
Healthcare
The Important Role Gratitude Plays in Healthcare
The healthcare industry is full of exhausting nights, anxiety-ridden shifts, and devastating burnout. From nurses, doctors, and surgeons, to...
Healthcare
C.A. Short Company Launches Employee Recognition Program, Short Shoutouts
The HIPAA-compliant platform offers a user-friendly experience, allowing patients to recognize healthcare staff in less than a minute.
The Impact of Recognition on Healthcare Management and HCAHPS Scores
Recognition remains an important aspect in the success of workplace culture. An employee’s engagement can change drastically with the inclusion of...
Case Study
Case Study: Enhancing Employee Engagement and Recognition at Virtua Health
About Virtua Health Virtua Health is a prominent not-for-profit healthcare system located in southern New Jersey. With over 14,000 dedicated...
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Safety
How Safety Incentives Play a Role in Workplace Safety
Regardless of the work environment—from a chaotic warehouse to a laid-back office—workplace safety is an essential responsibility of employers....
