Planning for Recently Past Milestones in Your New Service Awards Program
Introducing a new Service Awards Program in your organization comes with its unique set of challenges, especially when dealing with service anniversaries that may have been missed before the program’s initiation.
This is a sensitive issue as it touches directly on how valued employees feel within the company. It’s crucial to address these missed milestones thoughtfully to ensure the program starts on a positive note and enhances overall employee morale.
Understanding the Impact of Missed Service Milestones
When a new Service Recognition Program is rolled out, one common concern is what to do about service anniversaries that occurred before the program was officially launched.
Recognizing these milestones is essential because they represent significant career achievements for your employees. Failing to acknowledge these past milestones can lead to feelings of undervaluation, potentially diminishing the effectiveness of your new program.
To maintain fairness and positivity as you launch your new program, consider implementing a catch-up policy for recently missed service milestones:
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