Employee Recognition |
05-22-13
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By: Jonathan Bennett Most people would assume that police chiefs would continue to go above and beyond on and off the job in order to keep people safe. However, for Laurel Police Chief Richard McLaughlin of Laurel, Md., his countless acts of bravery and dedication earned him a very prestigious award. According to The Baltimore Sun, McLaughlin ... |
05-16-13
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By: Tucker Harrington Feeling appreciated in the work place isn't the most important part of doing a job well, but it is certainly appreciated when someone goes above and beyond to help a company succeed. This idea is increasingly true as the economy starts to improve, giving more people a chance to head elsewhere if their ... |
05-09-13
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By: Tucker Harrington The old adage "do what you love and you'll never work a day," certainly rings true for the winners of this year's National Design Awards. These artists, including Paula Scher, showcase their talent and flair for design in the most creative and innovative ways. Scher, who has worked to create cultural, corporate ... |
05-07-13
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By: Abigail Richards According to the James Beard Foundation official website, the group looks to honor chefs from around the nation who are passionate about their work and go above and beyond to offer up the most delicious and wholesome food to their diners. The annual awards ceremony took place in New York City May ... |
05-02-13
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By: Abigail Richards Though some workers go above and beyond at their job simply to help their company thrive, it can be nice to be honored for such efforts. This is exactly what happened to five deserving employees at Montana State University. Kevin Hansen, Wendy Rivers, Mandy St. Aubyn, Billy Dubois and Todd Kipfer were all honored ... |
04-24-13
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By: Abigail Richards If CNN has its way, women may soon run the world. The news outlet created the Leading Women feature on International Women's Day 2012 as a way to "connect you with some of the most influential women of our time," shedding light on their "careers, lives and ideas," the news source reports. ... |
04-23-13
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By: Abigail Richards When it comes to keeping employees happy, praising them for doing good work is one of the best options. In today's still-shaky economy, it's become more important than ever for managers to make it known that hard work doesn't go unrecognized. There are plenty of ways to show employees you care, ranging ... |
04-17-13
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By: Tucker Harrington The official British government website, GOV.UK, is making waves – not for any groundbreaking information, but rather for its website style. Wired magazine reports the official site was selected as the overall winner for the London Design Museum's Design of the Year Awards. Fans of the awards might be a bit surprised the government ... |
04-16-13
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By: Abigail Richards When it comes to gaining recognition for classical singing, there is perhaps no greater sign a person has made it than earning one of the Richard Tucker Awards. According to the Richard Tucker Foundation official website, this annual recognition award is given out to "an American singer poised on the edge of ... |
04-04-13
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By: Jonathan Bennett Anthony Greenwald currently spends his time teaching psychology to students at the University of Washington. However, it was his work creating the Implicit Association Test (IAT) in 1995 that is currently garnering attention. The Daily of the University of Washington reports Greenwald was recently honored with one of the most prestigious recognition ... |
