Enhancing the good will (and productivity) in your workplace is exceedingly important, but it doesn't have to be excessively expensive. Trying to boost your company's bottom line? It's time invest in employee morale. Happy workers are 12 percent more productive, according to a study from Warwick Business School. Conversely, unhappy employees can be detrimental to your business. Not only are they less productive and absent more often, but you will pay the price for months or years to come if they end up walking out the door. Turnover costs are estimated to be from 30 percent of annual salary for an entry level employee up to 400 percent of annual salary for a high-level employee. *description from article by Joy Powers http://www.ragan.com/Main/Articles/10_inexpensive_ways_to_boost_employee_morale_43589.aspx

1. 10
Inexpensive
Ways To
Employee
Morale

2. Recognize
individual
employees

3. 1
Praise your employees

4. 1

5. Show
employees
the results
of their
hard work

6. Field Trip Outings
2

7. 2

8. Give
employees
responsibility

9. 3
Let employees take the wheel

10. 3

11. Treat
employees
like people

12. 4
It doesn’t hurt to say ‘Hi’

13. 4

14. Make sure top
management
is available,
listening and
engaging

15. 5
Make all workers feel valued

16. 5

17. Offer
training

18. 6
Development Opportunities

19. 6

20. Give small
perks with
big
personal
impact

21. 7
Reward staff with perks

22. 7

23. Be
transparent,
and keep
staff in the
loop

24. 8
Explain the how’s & why’s

25. 8

26. Make the
office fun

27. 9
No one wants to leave a place
where they are having fun

28. 9

29. Ask
employees
what
motivates
them

30. 10
Have a conversation about what they
value & how they measure success

31. 10

32. Recap

33. credits
Almost all material for this presentation was sourced from a
article by Joy Powers a blogger @ Spark Minute.
http://www.ragan.com/Main/Articles/10_inexpensive_ways_to_
boost_employee_morale_43589.aspx
All images sourced from Google images.
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