WorkLife launches Employee Recognition Centre

‘Designed to increase peer-to-peer engagement’

Hemma Visavadia
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Employee benefits platform, WorkLife by OpenMoney, has updated its offering to include its recently launched Employee Recognition Centre.

The centre has been designed to increase peer-to-peer engagement and help employers create a closer relationship with workers. The new add-on also offers employee recognition for achievements and milestones such as work anniversaries or birthdays, which can overall increase employee wellbeing. The platform can be accessible via a desktop or mobile device and provides signposting to workers on all available benefits and support.   Niamh McLaughlin, managing director at WorkLife, explained that having employees who feel "valued, and part of a company's success is so important to main...

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