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OVERVIEW
This webinar will cover the various components and steps of effective reward and recognition in small companies. We will cover some theories of motivation; the neurophysiology of recognition and its effect on productivity; the timing of recognition who should do the recognition; and methods of recognition.
If you are trying to solve the puzzle of productivity and having to deal with turnover then you will want to attend this webinar.
WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND
Many companies today use a pay increase as their only reward. Unfortunately when times are tough and raises can't be given then there is no reward given at all. Not all employees work solely for the pay, but it is certainly a big part of it. If you fail to recognize and reward the good work of employees you run the risk of them leaving the company or worse yet reducing their productivity and possibly undermining the good work the company is trying to do. While motivation is an internal state you can provide reward and recognition programs that will provide the right environment for an employee to be motivated to do their best work. Without that best work from motivated employees a company is doomed to mediocrity if not failure.
AREAS COVERED
- Theories of Motivation: It is not just Maslow's Hierarchy of needs
- Why recognizing success is important
- Who should recognize employees
- What are the best ways to recognize employees
- Is money the best method?
- The timing of recognition - How often do I do it
- The value of performance appraisal
- The new trend in recognition
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Many people are uncertain about what to do to motivate the multiple generations of employees in their companies today. Motivation is also an inexact science that has many theories about how it works. We will discuss recognition and how it works with employees. We will discuss the challenges that HR and management face in today’s business world.
WHO WILL BENEFIT
- Business Owners
- Managers
- Supervisors
- HR Managers
SPEAKER
Michael D. Haberman is Vice-President and co-founder of Omega HR Solutions, Inc., a consulting and services company offering complete human resources solutions. Mike brings years of experience in dealing with the challenges of Human Resources in the 21st century. He helps companies work on compliance today to make them ready for the future tomorrow.
Mike is the author of the Human Resources blog found at OmegaHRsolutions.com, which has been recognized several times as a Top 25 in human resources related blogs. It has consistently been named as a top HR blog to read. He has been selected as one of six HR bloggers to be featured on the online version of Human Resources Executive Magazine. He has also been named in the Top 10 Digital Influencers in Human Resources and most recently has been named to the top 65 most influential HR pros on Twitter.
Mike has gained a reputation as a compliance expert. He speaks on a variety of subjects to business associations, human resource associations,and business based civic clubs. He has presented webinars on various HR related issues.
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OVERVIEW
This webinar will cover the various components and steps of effective reward and recognition in small companies. We will cover some theories of motivation; the neurophysiology of recognition and its effect on productivity; the timing of recognition who should do the recognition; and methods of recognition.
If you are trying to solve the puzzle of productivity and having to deal with turnover then you will want to attend this webinar.
WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND
Many companies today use a pay increase as their only reward. Unfortunately when times are tough and raises can't be given then there is no reward given at all. Not all employees work solely for the pay, but it is certainly a big part of it. If you fail to recognize and reward the good work of employees you run the risk of them leaving the company or worse yet reducing their productivity and possibly undermining the good work the company is trying to do. While motivation is an internal state you can provide reward and recognition programs that will provide the right environment for an employee to be motivated to do their best work. Without that best work from motivated employees a company is doomed to mediocrity if not failure.
AREAS COVERED
- Theories of Motivation: It is not just Maslow's Hierarchy of needs
- Why recognizing success is important
- Who should recognize employees
- What are the best ways to recognize employees
- Is money the best method?
- The timing of recognition - How often do I do it
- The value of performance appraisal
- The new trend in recognition
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Many people are uncertain about what to do to motivate the multiple generations of employees in their companies today. Motivation is also an inexact science that has many theories about how it works. We will discuss recognition and how it works with employees. We will discuss the challenges that HR and management face in today’s business world.
WHO WILL BENEFIT
- Business Owners
- Managers
- Supervisors
- HR Managers
SPEAKER
Michael D. Haberman is Vice-President and co-founder of Omega HR Solutions, Inc., a consulting and services company offering complete human resources solutions. Mike brings years of experience in dealing with the challenges of Human Resources in the 21st century. He helps companies work on compliance today to make them ready for the future tomorrow.
Mike is the author of the Human Resources blog found at OmegaHRsolutions.com, which has been recognized several times as a Top 25 in human resources related blogs. It has consistently been named as a top HR blog to read. He has been selected as one of six HR bloggers to be featured on the online version of Human Resources Executive Magazine. He has also been named in the Top 10 Digital Influencers in Human Resources and most recently has been named to the top 65 most influential HR pros on Twitter.
Mike has gained a reputation as a compliance expert. He speaks on a variety of subjects to business associations, human resource associations,and business based civic clubs. He has presented webinars on various HR related issues.
View all trainings by this speaker