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Article: Boosting morale, one gold star at a time.(Business)
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- The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk, VA)
- Article date:
- May 31, 2009
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By Philip Walzer
The Virginian-Pilot
It's been a rough year. Maybe you've had to lay off employees, or freeze or cut pay. Maybe none of the above, but fears of the future still cloud your workplace .
How do you keep up your staff's morale during these trying times?
The basics still work, say employees, employers and consultants. Expressing appreciation for a job well done goes a long way, even if unaccompanied by financial rewards. Keep your work force informed of major developments at the company.
Think twice before cutting even small frills, like free soda and snacks. Consider adding cost-free pick-me-ups, but not if they ...
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