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Why should I nominate someone for Employee of the Month?
A pat on the back as “employee of the month” can be a confidence booster and can even add a bit of professional credibility to a resume. This is especially true if the award is given to a staffer recognized by her peers for her contributions and achievements.
How do you inspire a group?
Here are 10 important ways to build inspiration in your team:
- Make it meaningful.
- Communicate clarity.
- Pick the right people with the right skills.
- Encourage strength through unity.
- Celebrate the small wins that drive big progress.
- Provide the support they need.
- Cultivate a climate of trust.
- Don’t discourage failure.
What do you say in a recognition letter?
Your writing can be most effective when the employee recognition letter does the following.
- Describes in specific detail the behavior you’d like to encourage more of in the future.
- Says thank you and that the employee contribution is appreciated.
- It is written and given close in timing to the event you are praising.
What to say to recognize an employee?
List of Employee Appreciation Sayings
| I admire your… | I value… | impressive |
|---|---|---|
| resourceful | you made a difference | thoughtful |
| innovative | supportive | helpful |
| efficient | key contributor | focused |
| team player | leadership | dedicated |
How do you judge Employee of the Month?
Employee of the Month Criteria: What Should You Measure?
- Credibility.
- Respect.
- Fellowship.
- Identity.
- Equality.
- Work Commitment.
- Personal Performance.
How do you nominate someone for an OAM?
Nominate someone for the Order of Australia
- Examples of how they have demonstrated outstanding qualities.
- What they have done to make things better for others.
- The role(s) or area(s) in which they have excelled.
- The period of time, or dates of service (if known)
- Evidence of other awards or recognition received by the nominee.
How do you start a nomination letter?
The nomination letter should begin with a concise opening statement that briefly states why the nominee deserves an award. The statement should clearly outline the contributions the nominee has made and how his or efforts have been helpful. Remember, the opening should not be longer than one paragraph.