Thanksgiving offers companies the perfect occasion to leverage the proven benefits of sharing gratitude both within and outside of the workplace.

Recognizing Customer Service Week (Oct 4 - 8) is more important than ever in our current climate. Team members are working hard to put customers first. Even though many budgets have been shaved and employees may still be telecommuting, employers owe it to the staff that delivers their customer exper…

Few veterinary practices celebrate or recognize pet life events — birthdays, anniversaries and sorrowful occasions, for example. These are missed opportunities to do something incredibly touching for your clients. By celebrating the life events and milestones of pets, veterinary teams can increase c…

Though times have been difficult, essential healthcare workers have stepped up to the plate. Get 4 budget-friendly ideas on how to appreciate nurses and staff during National Nurses Week May 6-12.

While corporate holiday cards send a message of holiday cheer to your customers, it’s often tough to break through the noise of such a busy season. Cue Valentine's Day. February 14 is another great option for celebrating and strengthening your business relationships.

It is more important than ever to recognize safety in the workplace. From proper sanitization and avoiding accidents to potential worker’s compensation issues, it’s crucial to acknowledge employees who demonstrate safe behaviors on the job.

The care nurses provide can have a big impact on our lives. On our worst, most stressful days, they ease our pain, calm our fears and explain our treatment. Nurses offer a caring heart and guiding hand as we navigate our wellness journey. Nurses Day and Nurses Week provide the perfect opportunities …

We’ve outlined ideas for personal messages to help connect with those important people in your work world—your customers and employees.

Encourage and motivate employees with these tips for writing the best employee appreciation messages.

Between the holiday decoration teardown in late December and the sweeping of confetti after New Year’s, it’s easy to forget that an important March holiday is just around the corner (and no, it’s not St. Patrick’s Day). It’s Employee Appreciation Day.

It’s a fact: employee recognition is valuable for retention, recruiting and promoting a positive company culture. It’s been found that employees who are acknowledged for their workplace contributions are more engaged and inclined to stay with their company longer.

In the workplace, you need to not only tell your employees “it is great to work with you,” but also show them how much they are valued for their hard work and dedication.