Why would anyone want to volunteer on a Incentive reward trip? After all you and your team deserve this fantastic break and don’t want to “work” away from the office…Well it seems that the world is becoming more altruistic. A recent survey of employees returning...
The purpose of incentives is to recognize good performance in the hopes that the positive behavior is reinforced. In a previous blog entry on non-cash rewards, we discussed the merits of considering incentives that go beyond money. Now, let’s take a look at some ideas...
The World Business Council for Sustainable Development published a comprehensive report of numerous surveys and case studies which made the argument that companies that were good corporate citizens attract better talent and have employees who are more motivated, loyal, and innovative.A HBR study of 128...
Enriching reward travel blends a luxurious incentive trip with a community development element. A simple formula that is far more potent and memorable than a mere “jolly” at a beach resort. So, what makes an enriching travel reward better than standard incentive travel. 1. People are...
“CA Technologies has a long standing commitment to CSR and volunteer programs, particularly in education because we recognize it’s a good investment for our business,” Erica Christensen, senior director, Community Affairs, CA Technologies.Companies with well integrated CSR policies don’t only benefit from employee engagement and...
According to an Environics International survey of 25,000 people across 25 countries “80% of people who worked for large companies stated that they felt greater motivation and loyalty towards their jobs and companies the more socially responsible their employers became”CSR isn’t just a warm and...