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Affordable ways to recognize employees

Companies with a solid strategy to recognize members of their team enjoy stronger engagement, increased employee morale, a devoted spirit of customer service and lower turnover rates

By Kelly Chesterton / Special to Healthcare Facilities Today


 If you treat your employees as if they were your best customers, they will become loyal brand advocates who are more engaged with your customers and your business as a whole. There is something interesting that happens when you give praise to your employees and in doing so; it doesn’t have to come with breaking the bank. Here are 20 creative (and affordable) ideas for employee recognition.

20 Creative (And Affordable) Ideas For Employee Recognition created by Point Recognition

Kelly Chesterson is the Vice President of Operations for Point Recognition.  



August 14, 2017


Topic Area: Maintenance and Operations


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