Size isn't everything when it comes to attracting top talent
Small-business owners have a lot to offer their employees, but competing for talent against bigger companies is a major hurdle.
Smaller firms need to learn how to reward and retain their most talented workers without breaking the bank.
Small companies eye incentive programs to grow
When it comes to gaining a competitive edge and increasing revenues, small businesses face multiple challenges. Some operate in industries where many companies vie for a relatively small customer base. Others find themselves in direct competition with larger companies with deeper pockets.
Incentive to expand Employee rewards resurrected after economic slump
Employee incentives and rewards for work well done have long been known to be effective motivators. Millions of dollars are spent on annual incentive programs to boost employee engagement and motivation. It is also well known that high levels of engagement are directly related to higher levels of customer service, customer retention and profitability.
Canada’s Older Workers have a Good Shot at Jobs: Survey
Older workers are more likely to get a welcome from employers in Canada this year than anywhere else, according to a new survey.
Sixty per cent of Canadian CEOs said they plan to increase their recruitment and efforts to retain older workers. That’s much higher than the 42 per cent average in the rest of the world, the poll of 1,200 chief executive officers in 69 countries found.
Employers focused on employee motivation
Initiatives to increase employee motivation will receive greater focus from Canadian executives over the coming year, according to a new study.
The 2011 Canadian Incentive Trends Survey, conducted in April by Berkeley Payment Solutions, found that 88% of the 429 executives polled list increasing employee motivation as a management priority over the coming year.
Companies to Increase Use of Employee Incentive Programs in Coming Year, as Strategy to Boost Corporate Results
Management teams have long viewed employee motivation as important, but in practice, have often treated it as secondary to their business’ bottom line. Yet a new study, released today, has found that increasing employee motivation will become a higher focus for Canadian executives in the coming year.
Companies to Increase Use of Employee Incentive Programs in Coming Year to Boost Results
Increasing employee motivation will be a higher focus for Canadian executives in the coming year as part of an overall strategy to boost company productivity and bottom-line results, according to the "2011 Canadian Incentive Trends Survey" conducted by Berkeley Payment Solutions.
New Berkeley survey reveals latest corporate incentive trends
Management teams have long viewed employee motivation as important, but in practice, have often treated it as secondary to their business’ bottom line. Yet a new study, released today, has found that increasing employee motivation will become a higher focus for Canadian executives in the coming year.
Rewards and Recognition: The business rewards of employee incentive programs
The world of incentives is changing. In today’s work environment, it’s all about flexibility, choice and rewarding performance in a more personalized way.
Know How to Handle Ambiguity Says Entrepreneur David Eason
At the age of 39, David Eason has achieved a remarkable level of success as an entrepreneur. He and his business partner started Berkeley Payment Solutions in 2006, and in less than four years the company has become the largest competitor in its sector.


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