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Recognition and Rewards in the Australian Workplace

Discover how recognition and rewards empowers the Australian workplace and fuels productivity and engagement. Plus, we reveal the critical correlation between recognition and reward funding and retention challenges. 

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Recognition fuels productivity and retention...

1
in
3

employees

say they would consider staying with their current employer if they received more recognition. 

Aussie employees feel more productive when receiving recognition and rewards...

48%
38%
30%
Frontline employees
Remote employees
Office-based and hybrid workers

49%
of
HR managers

who say their recognition and reward programs are underfunded have turnover rates of 11% or higher.

Engage and retain your people with effective and meaningful recognition and reward initiatives.

Address the disconnect between HR perception and employee reality:

HR managers believe employees are consistently recognised
79%
Employees who believe they're consistently recognised
54%
Employees who rarely feel appreciated or recognised
25%
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Employees see the ripple effects of recognition...

“It's not something that’s done well in my company and it can drastically improve output and productivity if there is recognition and reward regularly.”

- Early Millennial

“It’s always nice to be recognised for the work you do. And I believe if you feel valued, you are more motivated to do what’s needed and more.”

- Late Millennial

“As a manager myself continually recognising and rewarding my team, I would like to sometimes see that in the reverse.”

- Generation X

For more insights and exclusive data,

download Recognition and Rewards in the Australian Workplace

Recognition and appreciation in

2024

Recognition and Rewards in the Australian Workplace explores how leading organisations are recognising and rewarding their people in 2024.

Join us in shaping a future where employees feel appreciated, engaged and productive.