Things You'll Need:
- Vacation Time
- 401K
- Gift Cards
- Employee Board
- Gold Stars
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Step 1
Inform your employees that your are revamping your employee appreciation regimen.
Allow employees to give their input in a suggestion box to find out what influences their motivation to work, such as perks at the office including coffee in the break room, reasonable work hours, or optional overtime. -
Step 2
Reevaluate your benefits, policies, and guidelines.
Find ways to rev up the interest of your workers. For example, introducing options like nutritional guidance counselors who can aide employees into becoming healthy and long living.
Read your benefits plan, policies, and guidelines to see if they are par with living standards. Look for gaps in coverages, promotions, vacations, 401k, or salaries. Filter those gaps with great coverage, or more opportunities. Include bonuses for contributors of new ideas that are implemented by company to gain employee participation. This step will ultimately build a better workplace. -
Step 3
Offer some of these options below to your employees.
Some examples:
Free yoga classes for stress relieving during lunch breaks,
offer impressive raise increases,
Offer Telecommuting - when gas prices skyrocketed , jobs that allow employee to work from home offers versatility,
Have Appreciation days- including award ceremonies, outside gatherings like picnics, or sporting events,
Extended break periods,
Recognize employees visually by placing:
Employee of the month boards,
preferred employee parking spaces,
or award their efforts with company logo gifts -
Step 4
Launch these new ideas at a company meeting to commence a motivational euphoria within and beyond your company. By giving a face lift to old policies, guidelines, and benefits, it offers an optional plan that will become helpful, allow flexibility, and provides a happy workplace that visually recognizes employees. Your employees will work harder, become punctual, loyal, and provide a positive attitude that makes the environment pleasant. When consumers recognize that employees are happy and are valued by their company, their likely to return to your business.
















Comments
Jlr1989 said
on 12/29/2008 THis is some good stuff! Great info tiff! 5 stars!
Teachforever said
on 12/29/2008 Great tips. Simple and informative.5*****
mpodlesny said
on 12/29/2008 also remember that not all motivation is money...my one friend offers a lawn care service to his employees.