While some may pick the official Employee Appreciation Day to celebrate their employees’ contributions, really any day is the perfect day to thank employees for their hard work and dedication to your business!
If you’re reading this blog post, it’s probably because you care about employee appreciation and you may be wondering how digital feedback platforms can help (and which ones could be a good fit for your company).
What kind of employee perks are you offering?
A study from Oregon State University, cited in HR Dive, has found that at least one trendy workplace “extra” probably isn’t doing recruiters much good: Companies that tout in-office happy hours and other opportunities to drink alcohol can turn off certain job candidates.
Do you take employee incentives seriously? Or do you just treat them as a “nice to have”? More and more research demonstrates that successful companies will do the former.
Employee Appreciation Day is always the first Friday of March. It’s the perfect time to pause, reflect and show gratitude to your staff.
Now, what about the other 364 days of the year?
Happy New Year!
The celebration-filled holiday season is over, party streamers down, gifts shared and game prizes won. Now what? How will you sustain that workplace spirit and employee happiness into the new year?
It’s back for 2017!gThankYou is excited to release our employee recognition calendar for the New Year. Absolutely free to download, this day-to-day guide to year-round employee engagement is our holiday gift to you.
Workplace kindness may be one of the rarest forms of kindness. We’re more frequently expected to share kindness at home, with friends, in places of worship, in our neighborhood and at school.
It’s November, and that means the holiday season of gratitude is here! Seize the opportunity to honor and celebrate with your staff — write a Thanksgiving letter to employees this month.
Happy National Custodial Workers Recognition Day! Held every Oct. 2, it’s a celebration of the people who keep our buildings cleaned, maintained, safe and ready for daily activity.
Every workplace needs custodians.
Turkey Gift Vouchers from gThankYou give you the ability to share a token of holiday appreciation with your employees that’s both meaningful and convenient.
Our gift certificates for Turkey (or for Turkey or Ham) allow you to easily reward and thank your staff with a gift they’ll remember all year.
In 2016, what does the future of employee engagement look like? What is the significance of culture exactly? How do we create “simply irresistible” workplaces?
Josh Bersin of Bersin by Deloitte covered these and other questions in a webinar on Wednesday, Sept.
Employee appreciation gift certificates are an easy, meaningful way to let your distributed workers know how much you value their contributions.
In the absence of daily face-to-face contact with senior managers, communicating appreciation is essential to successfully managing distributed workforces.
Share employee gifts for parents on your staff during the stressful back-to-school season! It’s an easy and meaningful way to show you are paying attention to them and care about their happiness, well-being and hard work.
It’s that time of year again: time to start planning your Thanksgiving turkey gift for employees!
A new book about Thanksgiving coming out in October, from journalist and Hudson Institute senior fellow Melanie Kirkpatrick, calls it “the holiday at the heart of the American experience.”
Thanksgiving is also at the heart of a workplace tradition going back generations.
Employee recognition feels good, but does it get results?
We know most American workers still don’t get enough on-the-job recognition. Only one in three employees in the U.S. strongly agree that they received recognition or praise for doing good work in the past seven days, according to an analysis of Gallup’s latest employee engagement poll.
Share the summer treat everyone loves! gThankYou! Ice Cream Gift Certificates make great employee recognition or customer appreciation gifts.
What better time to give the gift of ice cream than during National Ice Cream Month?
Seize the opportunity to engage employees this 4th of July weekend with a workplace celebration!
Federal employees may get Independence Day off, but most industries aren’t able to shut down completely.