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In a competitive job market, employee recognition is more crucial than ever. Organisations that prioritise recognition not only boost morale but also enhance retention rates and overall productivity.
In this episode of Ibec WorkTalks, Vicky O'Neill, HR Strategy Specialist, is joined by Niamh Graham, Senior Vice President, Global Human Experience at Workhuman. Together, they examine a strategic approach to employee recognition, the link between retention and recognition and share best practices for implementing effective programs that positively impact business outcomes.
Niamh has more than 25 years of experience in international business
and marketing, operations, and HR. As Senior Vice President of Global Human Experience at Workhuman, Niamh leads the global teams responsible for talent acquisition, learning and development, and employer brand.
Listen / Previous Episodes

Ep. 14 / Work Talks
Workhuman: The strategic importance of recognition
Vicky O'Neill, HR Strategy Specialist, is joined by Niamh Graham, Senior Vice President, Global Human Experience at Workhuman. Together, they examine a strategic approach to employee recognition.

Ep. 13 / Work Talks
Shared Value - Creating economic and societal value
Vicky O'Neill, Ibec's HR Strategy Specialist, and Barbara O’Malley, Chief People Office (Irish Life Group), discuss the concept of shared value and the social capital dynamics that are impacting workplaces today.

Ep. 12 / Work Talks
Sustaining success through disruption
Fiona Higgins, Head of Ibec's Knowledge Centre, catches up with Lucy Adams, CEO of Disruptive HR, who gives a fresh perspective on HR Leadership, how to be innovative and shake off the misconceptions of what and how HR delivers in organisations.

Ep. 11 / Work Talks
Leading change during global uncertainty
Join Maeve McElwee and Richard Jolly as they discuss the challenges of leading change within organisations during a period of global uncertainty, and the imperatives for HR business functions in dealing with this dynamic environment.