
![]() Your wallet is empty? And you still need to boost your team's performance? Building employee morale is difficult in these tough economic times. Kevin Aguanno helps you solve your morale problem with ideas for non-monetary rewards that won't break the bank. [Tell Me More]
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Non-monetary rewards should form one important part of a
complete employee
recognition program along with monetary rewards.
Each motivates employees differently. Non-monetary rewards
can be used for either individual or team
rewards. In addition to this directory page, you can also read
our reviews of articles and books on employee
recognition programs and team
rewards.
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Benefits of Using Non-Monetary Rewards - This article discusses the following benefits of non-monetary rewards: memory value, trophy value, flexibility, and cash awards cost more. |
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The Power of Positive Feedback - Summary notes from a speech given by Bob Nelson. |
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Rewards and Recognition - Well-researched article on how non-monetary rewards fit into an overall strategy to improve employee performance and retention. |
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Rules of Thumb for Nonmonetary Rewards - Extracted from course notes in Human Resources Management at Brunel University in the U.K. |
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Strategic
Rewards Survey -
Summary of a study that shows that high
performers are motivated more by advancement opportunities, flexible
schedules, and the opportunity to learn new skills than by financial
incentives. Interesting statistics. |
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Recognition and Rewards: Ask the HR Guy - Brief discussion that warns of the dangers of inappropriate use of non-monetary rewards. "Used incorrectly [they] can depress, not lift, employee morale. If an employee feels that he or she has done a lot of work on a project and deserves monetary compensation, a token gift or verbal recognition may appear to be a slap in the face. Moreover, too informal of a reward structure makes it difficult for employees to gauge their own performance and reduces the incentive for them to excel at their work." |
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They'll Feed Your Cat - Quirky non-monetary rewards offered to busy employees in some companies. |
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Winning Perks in Silicon Alley - More interesting rewards from IT firms in New York, |
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Cheap Perks that Work - Low-cost incentives and cheap recognition ideas that improve employee retention. |
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Is a Flexible Work Schedule Going to Work? - Discusses the challenge of implementing a flexible work schedule in the face of government employment standards legislation. |
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You Want Flexible Hours? Great Idea! - Discusses how flex hours programs can reduce employee turnover and are inexpensive (or free) to implement. |
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Fighting Flu Season with a Flexible Leave Policy - A low-cost way to improve employee job satisfaction, reduce the spread of illness and widespread flu-related absenteeism. |
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Beyond Compensation - Discusses the strategic use of inexpensive awards to continue to motivate your already high performers. |
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