…Rewarding your workforce and extended channel partners …
Milton Keynes, UK. – Monday 30th November 2015 – P&MM, an award winning rewards and recognition company that specialises in performance improvement, has released a two part video guide to help organisations understand the best way to implement an employee recognition programme and a channel incentive programme.
The video guides, hosted by Kuljit Kaur, Reward and Recognition Specialist at P&MM, include:
Employee recognition programmes to help build engagement: This guide looks at what organisations should consider when designing a programme, how to get the process right, and tips to achieve maximum results. To watch click here http://www.staffmotivationmatters.co.uk/employee-recognition#video
Channel Incentive programmes: Can organisations move channel incentives beyond carrot and stick techniques? This guide explores what organisations should consider when creating a channel incentive programme, types of objectives and targets to set. The video will also offer advice on and how best to communicate the channel incentive programme. To watch click here http://www.staffmotivationmatters.co.uk/channel-incentives#video
John Sylvester, Director at P&MM, explains, “Engagement is broadly about getting employees onside with organisational goals. Motivation, on the other hand, sits on a solid foundation of engagement and is about firing up employees to achieve specific goals such as sales targets or service levels. HR and Marketing professionals, alongside senior management, are increasingly recognising that they need to get to grips with workforce engagement as a discrete issue.”
An independent audit* found that organisations with a highly engaged workforce improved operating income by 19.2 per cent over 12 months, while those companies with low engagement scores saw operating income fall by 32.7 per cent over the same period.
Sylvester adds,” The truth is that performance management can still be improved. Programme administrators must be working with management to carry out basic performance management with employees – setting objectives, appraising progress, rewarding people for doing well and supporting people who need it. And these guides are great to that open discussion amongst management teams.”
For further information please email marketing@p-mm.co.uk or follow company Director John Sylvester on Twitter @JohnSylvester.