The Organizational Strategies for Improving Employee Morale benchmarking survey examined 39 companies of varying sizes from multiple industries including banking, consulting, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, financial services and technology. Results revealed that trends in employee satisfaction programs demonstrate the effectiveness and cost of tactics. Company size alters the effectiveness of both high-cost and low-cost tactics, indicating that it is vital for firms to ascertain the most appropriate strategies for their size in order to maximize efficiency. The study identified three trends in employee satisfaction programs to help executives and managers:
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Each of the many tactics for improving employee morale and satisfaction has different advantages and disadvantages. Comparison of the cost of execution to effectiveness reveals the framework for achieving the best results. AccountingWEB.com Apr-26-2006 Categories: Small Business, Accounting (General), Human Resources, Management, Corporations, News Archives Times read: 3178
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