Dear All,
I have recently joined this community. I must say it's a great help for HR professionals. I would welcome your suggestions and ideas on less expensive HR events/practices that can be implemented in a software company. This could include birthday and marriage celebrations, long-service awards, festival celebrations/organizing traditional days, in-house refresher programs for employees, and team-building trips.
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Bincy Varghese
From India, Alappuzha
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1I have recently joined this community. I must say it's a great help for HR professionals. I would welcome your suggestions and ideas on less expensive HR events/practices that can be implemented in a software company. This could include birthday and marriage celebrations, long-service awards, festival celebrations/organizing traditional days, in-house refresher programs for employees, and team-building trips.
Regards,
Bincy Varghese
From India, Alappuzha
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Many of the HR activities and gatherings will have an objective behind them, so you should have mentioned the main motive and objective behind organizing these things.
If your company is smaller in size, like 50-200 employees, you could consider conducting an event such as cubicle decoration. This was a huge hit at my previous company, and a feeling of ownership of the workplace may develop among the employees. You can make "recycle" the theme.
Apart from these, let me know the objectives, and I could share with you some more activities.
All the best!
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Dear All,
I have recently joined this community. I must say it's a great help for HR Professionals.
I would welcome your suggestions and ideas on less expensive HR Events/Practices which can be implemented in a software company. This could include birthday and marriage celebrations, long service awards, festival celebrations/organizing traditional days, in-house refresher programs for employees, and team-building trips.
Regards[QUOTE=binz_varkey;706457]:!:
From India, Hyderabad
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If your company is smaller in size, like 50-200 employees, you could consider conducting an event such as cubicle decoration. This was a huge hit at my previous company, and a feeling of ownership of the workplace may develop among the employees. You can make "recycle" the theme.
Apart from these, let me know the objectives, and I could share with you some more activities.
All the best!
[QUOTE=binz_varkey;706452][IMG]https://www.citehr.com/images/icons/icon1.gif[/IMG] Less Expensive HR Events/Practices
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Dear All,
I have recently joined this community. I must say it's a great help for HR Professionals.
I would welcome your suggestions and ideas on less expensive HR Events/Practices which can be implemented in a software company. This could include birthday and marriage celebrations, long service awards, festival celebrations/organizing traditional days, in-house refresher programs for employees, and team-building trips.
Regards[QUOTE=binz_varkey;706457]:!:
From India, Hyderabad
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Hi,
Actually, the objective of Less Expensive HR events is to implement in our company. Our company is an IT company in Kerala with around 195 employees. We are looking for cost-effective events as mentioned in the above letter.
I believe you can assist me promptly. I am eagerly awaiting an immediate reply.
Regards,
Bincy Varghese
From India, Alappuzha
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Actually, the objective of Less Expensive HR events is to implement in our company. Our company is an IT company in Kerala with around 195 employees. We are looking for cost-effective events as mentioned in the above letter.
I believe you can assist me promptly. I am eagerly awaiting an immediate reply.
Regards,
Bincy Varghese
From India, Alappuzha
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Hi Bincy,
You can also consider implementing ethnic wear for your employees. You could organize a special day, like Women's Day, where male colleagues can write positive comments about a particular female colleague and place them in a box. At the end of the day, the female employee with the highest number of comments can be awarded a prize. You can create more activities based on whether they are intended for enjoyment or knowledge-building.
Please let me know if you require any further assistance.
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You can also consider implementing ethnic wear for your employees. You could organize a special day, like Women's Day, where male colleagues can write positive comments about a particular female colleague and place them in a box. At the end of the day, the female employee with the highest number of comments can be awarded a prize. You can create more activities based on whether they are intended for enjoyment or knowledge-building.
Please let me know if you require any further assistance.
From India, Hyderabad
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You can even try out days when some games can be held both indoors and outdoors, like relays, which boost team spirits too. Also, you can try your hand at sending out emails by naming them as HR Refresher, which can capture the latest buzz of the organization or include some motivational thoughts or any PowerPoint presentation like that. :)
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Hi,
The objective of HR events/practices is to motivate our employees during work. If you have more ideas regarding less expensive HR events/practices, please let me know as soon as possible. Our company has around 200 people; it's an IT company.
Thank you for your comments.
Regards,
Bincy
[QUOTE=simplyveen;706862]Many of the HR activities and gatherings will have an objective behind them, so you should have mentioned the main motive and objective behind organizing these things. If your company is smaller in size, like 50-200, then you could conduct an event such as cubicle decoration. It was a huge hit at my previous company, and a feeling of owning the workplace may develop among the employees. (You can make "recycle" the theme). Apart from these, let me know the objectives, and I could share with you some more activities. All the best.
[QUOTE=binz_varkey;706452]Less Expensive HR Events/Practices
Dear All,
I have recently joined this community. I must say it's a great help for HR professionals. I would welcome your suggestions and ideas on less expensive HR events/practices which can be implemented in a software company, such as birthday and marriage celebrations, long-service awards, festival celebrations/organizing traditional days, in-house refresher programs for employees, and team-building trips.
Regards
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From India, Alappuzha
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The objective of HR events/practices is to motivate our employees during work. If you have more ideas regarding less expensive HR events/practices, please let me know as soon as possible. Our company has around 200 people; it's an IT company.
Thank you for your comments.
Regards,
Bincy
[QUOTE=simplyveen;706862]Many of the HR activities and gatherings will have an objective behind them, so you should have mentioned the main motive and objective behind organizing these things. If your company is smaller in size, like 50-200, then you could conduct an event such as cubicle decoration. It was a huge hit at my previous company, and a feeling of owning the workplace may develop among the employees. (You can make "recycle" the theme). Apart from these, let me know the objectives, and I could share with you some more activities. All the best.
[QUOTE=binz_varkey;706452]Less Expensive HR Events/Practices
Dear All,
I have recently joined this community. I must say it's a great help for HR professionals. I would welcome your suggestions and ideas on less expensive HR events/practices which can be implemented in a software company, such as birthday and marriage celebrations, long-service awards, festival celebrations/organizing traditional days, in-house refresher programs for employees, and team-building trips.
Regards
[QUOTE=binz_varkey;706457]
From India, Alappuzha
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