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Employee recognition is vital, but often overlooked
The single biggest contributor to staff attrition is lack of recognition, says Research firm OC Tanner's Executive VP David Sturt
ByShruti Venkatesh,Jasmine Wang
Recognition is a fundamental human need
ByO.C. Tanner
Face-off over facial recognition systems
ByNaini Thaker
Astrologer Pandit Raj Kumar Sharma gets global recognition
ByBrand Connect
Waste pickers battle for recognition at plastic treaty talks
ByAFPRelaxnews
Fungi finding: Mushroom hunters seek new species and recognition
ByAFPRelaxnews
Many facial-recognition systems are biased, says U.S. study
Facial recognition tech fights Covid-19 in Chinese city
ByAFPRelaxnews
Reimagining employee communication during a crisis
ByKrishna Raghavan
Facial recognition technology is being weaponised, needs guardrails: Kashmir Hill
ByDivya J Shekhar
No recognition for you? Relax, it’s not doomsday yet
ByO.C. Tanner
Companies must personalise the employee experience
ByIBM
Facebook is shutting down facial recognition system after a decade
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