Engaging employees is a challenge we all face. CA Short has developed these new rules of engagement that we believe create a blueprint for success. Join us to find out what they are and how you can start utilizing right away!
As our world has been impacted by a pandemic, have you been challenged to change your incentive program strategy? Join us as experts discuss how to to adapt your programs and share best practices as we now operate in a virtual world.
Recent national events require more conversations. Warning: This isn't your corporate diversity training session of years gone by. Tommy Lee Hayes Brown and Max Brown, brothers from another mother (note: we're good friends who happen to share a very cool last name) are going to dive in to discuss their respective life perspectives on race and diversity. We're just two perspectives and we don't attempt to stereotype or represent all perspectives here, but we hope that these discussions will give others courage to engage and get to know one another better. In order to make things better, we all have to be part of the change. Let us begin with better conversations!
64% of organizations want to create a culture of health within their company, but Optum* shows only 19% have actually achieved it. Since good physical and mental health has a direct correlation with the productivity and performance level of employees, including corporate wellness into your employee engagement strategies can have a direct impact to your bottom line.
In this research-based, yet laid back and information-packed presentation, participants should expect to look toward the future of recognition and examine the trends that will define the next wave of recognition and incentive-based programs for organizations at all levels and sizes.
Often at work we could use a hand — either someone lending assistance or someone applauding our efforts. But this assistance may be neglected as we craft strategy, scrutinize analytics, or think about the big picture. Perhaps the key to overcoming this neglect are moments, because all employee experience occurs in moments and each of us may benefit by being offered a “second chance.” Moments matter. Recognition matters. Engagement matters. We need to infuse the moments that matter with recognition and engagement for the benefit of all. I define engagement as: good work done well with others every day. Embedded within each day are a myriad of moments that are infused with the potential to make a difference at work.
Join RPI Board Members, CRP course authors and facilitators who will lead you through the value of the Best Practices and show real-life examples in each area so you can start, re-energize and grow your recognition strategy.
Join Kevin Yip, Co-Founder and COO at Blueboard, for a discussion around developing organizational empathy – and the ability to welcome and support your employees in their current state, providing them the runway to truly thrive at work. We'll outline the concept of organizational empathy (what it is, why it matters), with a focus on people-centric values, the foundation for building empathy.
People management skills have a profound influence on employee engagement, performance and retention. But did you know most people managers receive little or no training in people management? While there are many theories of managerial effectiveness, none of them are based on the employee voice and what they want most from their immediate manager. After a decade-long investigation, Dr. Jack Wiley has uncovered the attributes that employees are looking for in their manager.
Join Dr. Jack Wiley, chief scientific officer at Engage2Excel, and author of The Employee-Centric Manager, as he talks about his latest research and reveals the eight attributes that every manager can apply to effectively lead people in the modern workplace.
