Posted on: Wednesday March 06, 2019
How to measure the ROI of your Reward and Recognition programme.
The return on investment of employee benefits can be seen in many different aspects of the employee experience, such as retention rates, staff motivation, staff happiness, employee satisfaction, and length of service. This can make measuring the ROI of a Reward and Recognition programme a difficult process, as your return may not be easily boiled down to a monetary value.
If you’ve found yourself struggling to calculate the ROI of your Reward and Recognition offering, check out our handy infographic for a few quick and easy ways to get started.
Spending money on incentives to keep turnover rates low makes good business sense. But it’s also important to make sure that you have found the most cost-effective option for your business - many reward and recognition providers make their money from unused gift cards and e-vouchers, as they retain the cost even when the products go unused.
To discuss your reward and recognition strategy with one of our experts, call 01908 605000 or email [email protected].
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