One of the more recent blogs I’ve started following to help me glean insights to share here is Achieving Business Excellence by John Spence. In fact last week I retweeted (shared, for those not versed in Twitter-speak) Spence’s post on three keys to employee engagement. Spence is author of Awesomely Simple: Essential Business Strategies for [...]
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Back in March I shared a link to a Raleigh News & Observer article that featured two Winning Workplaces-affiliated organizations: The Redwoods Group, our 2008 Top Small Workplace winner and a certified B Corporation, and B Lab, the group of our Top Small Workplaces judge Bart Houlahan (who judged for our workplace award program starting [...]
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Despite the very tough job market right now, many applicants have one or more kids and therefore family-friendly benefits remain a top priority. Some parents may even take a pay cut if they can still get employer-provided childcare assistance or flexible work arrangements. These folks are in luck. Yesterday I did some digging into our [...]
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The following is a guest post by Britney Baker, a freelance blogger who normally ranks prepaid phones for PrepaidCellphones.net (her latest review covered the TracFone). Today she takes a break from her usual writing to share Winning Workplaces-approved tips for better team building and employee engagement – specifically around how best to motivate workers so [...]
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A little over a year ago I blogged about employee engagement research by Forrester which predicted that by 2016, over 40% of workers in the U.S. will telecommute for their employers. Citing another source later in my post, I called attention to some of the business benefits of supporting remote work arrangements, including improved productivity. [...]
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