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Using Nonmonetary Awards to Support Behaviors that Drive Business Results
MELISSA VAN DYKE
Incentive Research Foundation
As the post–Great Recession American economy emerges, it is no secret that many organizations are conspicuously lean on traditional human capital reward levers, including raises, bonuses, and promotions. Coupled with a new capitalism heavily dependent on the knowledge worker who is often asked to wear many unrecognized hats (e.g., employee, innovator, trainer, project leader), it is understandable why executives have expanded their interest in optimizing nontraditional portions of their total rewards strategy. Specifically, the interest in nonmonetary rewards and recognition has continued to grow since WorldatWork introduced ...
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