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Month: September 2022
Our Fall Selection Has Arrived
Now in stock are new styles & classic favorites
Finding the perfect gift can seem like a lot of pressure, especially if you need to purchase many gifts at one time. With the arrival of fall, we’re reminded of upcoming gatherings with friends and family, many of which involve gifting, at least in part. Whether you’re searching for a hostess gift as you prepare to travel or you’re getting a jump start on your holiday shopping, below you will find a list of helpful pointers that will make gift giving easy, in perspective and empower you to embrace the experience in a whole new way and to not be afraid to think out of the box when practicing meaningful gifting.
“Humans are an incredibly social species and one of the things that sets us apart is forming and maintaining relationships with others. Gift giving around holidays, birthdays, graduations or weddings is a great opportunity to reinforce those relationships,” said Daniel Farrelly, a psychologist at the University of Worcester.
A study finds that spending money on others promotes happiness. The good feelings you may experience from giving someone a gift they love may also last longer than spending money on ourselves.
Employee recognition is important because it boosts morale, increases productivity, and builds positive relationships. Praising employees for their achievements reinforces quality performance—benefitting both the staff and the organization.
When employees feel appreciated, they put in more effort, are more engaged and, in turn, are happier.
According to the Society for Human Resource Management, 79% of employees work harder due to recognition in the workplace.
Emphasizing strong work performance can be the difference between a content employee and one who goes above and beyond.
Employees who go the extra mile make employee recognition highly beneficial to co-employees and the organization.
“Employers who reward achievement, new behaviors, anniversaries, and milestones through employee recognition programs have higher retention rates and employee engagement than those who don’t.”