Employee Motivation Through Recognition

Topics:
Motivation,
Rewards and Recognition
Tags:
eMotivationZone.com,
Employee Motivation
Source:
eMotivationZone.com

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Overview: Managers are often confronted with high employee attrition. For most managers the easiest solution when a valuable employee resigns his job is to offer more benefits in terms of money and perquisites. But rarely does it work. Exit interviews often point out low moral due to infrequent appreciation and recognition of the contribution of the employee leading to de-motivation and disenchantment with the job. Improving employee motivation and morale is the easiest method of improving organizational productivity and cut down employee turnovers. Replacing good employee could be expensive in terms of recruitment costs and time.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2009 | Pages: 3


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