rewarding employees

Second, it provides a way to measure progress, which is essential to maintaining management commitment and to rewarding employees.

There is nothing inherently wrong about rewarding employees with options - a form of compensation that is dependent on a company's future success.

Some of the advantages and disadvantages of various ways of rewarding employees are discussed below.

As such, rewarding employees with pizza parties, movie passes or gift certificates can bolster morale without breaking your budget.

By rewarding employees you are showing them that their work matters and that you are taking note.

Some employees and managers said that not enough money was available for rewarding employees and teams that met their goals and objectives.

Reid Entities (the collection of Reid companies) also has a policy of rewarding employees that participate in blood drives.

The city's Probation Department, like virtually every other government agency, has no mechanism for rewarding employees who go above and beyond the call of duty in service to others.

The problem for shareholders generally, says Marcus Peaker at executive pay consultancy Meis, is that they are rewarding employees for failure.

Rewarding employees based on both revenue and profit ratio is more complex but tends to lead to better alignment between the employees' incentives and the desired business results.

An Acas Occasional Paper suggests that 'All approaches to motivating and rewarding employees have their advantages and disadvantages' (notes section 9).

Ridley, T M Motivating and rewarding employees: some aspects of theory and practice Acas Occasional Paper 51.

The investigation revealed that the company had an elaborate scheme for rewarding employees who purported to retain or "save" subscribers who had called to cancel their Internet service.

The suit, filed in federal district court, also said that the department had a "policy and practice" of rewarding employees who supported Republican political candidates, and of punishing those who did not.

The growing popularity of skill-based pay reflects an ongoing search for better ways of motivating and rewarding employees, especially as companies flatten their organizational charts to respond more rapidly to market changes.

His speech recounted how his firm has maintained the lowest turnover rate of the Big Five by encouraging the advancement of women, allowing flexible hours and rewarding employees who recruit friends.

While that may be little solace to consumers rankled by blackouts, it is refreshing that top executives refrained from fattening their own wallets, while still rewarding employees who did their jobs.

To the Editor: While there is undoubtedly merit in encouraging employees to safeguard their health, some plans described in "Rewarding Employees for 'Wellness' " (Managing, Sept. 15) fail to take into account that some medical costs may benefit an employer.

The Green and Gold Club at Commonwealth Stadium offers the most exclusive way to enjoy the Edmonton Eskimo football club, it can be used for entertaining clients, rewarding employees and it can be use to take in a game with friends and family at your own table in the Club.