At a time when organizations are struggling to keep their Millennial workers engaged, studies show that this generation prefers spending their money on experiences over things — and in rewards and recognition programs, experientials may be a key component for success with younger workers.
Millennials appear to have lower rates of job loyalty than their elders, and it has become a question for organizations how to retain this younger generation.
Aside from the things we can do when not at work to help us feel healthy and productive — getting enough sleep, eating right, exercising — there are some things we can do while at the office to help us feel healthier and more productive while on the job.
Experientials provide exactly what they sound like — experiences. Whether a vacation getaway to the Bahamas, or a cooking tour in an Italian village, or perhaps a trip to a local sporting or music event, experientials provide something for the recipient to do, not just have. Here four key benefits that make them such a powerful part of a rewards program.
We’re pleased to announce that the Weber® Q™ 1200™ gas grill is coming soon to our awards collection! The grill was recently listed as a summer essential in the Better Homes and Gardens "Wanderlust Musts" print magazine feature (June 2016), and we’re excited to be offering it this August in our rewards portfolio.
People aren’t the only ones benefiting from advancing technology in wearables, smart homes and apps. Our pets back at home are also reaping the benefits of smart gadgets made specifically for them.
There’s no reason why your bathroom shouldn’t reap the benefits of modern technology. Check out these 5 accessories and gadgets for a modern bathroom that will add a splash of convenience, comfort and contemporary charm to your everyday bath and beauty rituals.
