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Can non-monetary incentives improve staff efficiency?

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Question added by Zaferullah Sharief, PMP® , Project Manager , Huawei Technologies
Date Posted: 2016/01/09

Besides the monetary incentives, there are certain non-financial incentives which can satisfy the ego and self- actualization needs of employees. The incentives which cannot be measured in terms of money are under the category of “Non- monetary incentives”. Whenever a manager has to satisfy the psychological needs of the subordinates, he makes use of non-financial incentives. Non- financial incentives can be of the following types:

Security of service

Praise or recognition

Suggestion scheme

Job enrichment

Promotion opportunities

The above non-financial tools can be framed effectively by giving due concentration to the role of employees. A combination of financial and non- financial incentives help together in bringing motivation and zeal to work in a concern.

Deleted user
by Deleted user

Yes, however this depends on the industry. As most sales based business offer monetary incentives for achieving targets other sectors will provide time off from work, increased job responsibilities/prospects. There needs to be a fine balance as every employee will have different motives for work, wherever she/he maybe in their career ladder.

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by Deleted user

Broader, we can consider the CSR as a SOCIO-ENVIROMENTAL tool to motivate the staff. by participating in social foundations, programs, and initiatives in terms of removing the barriers which may hinder the employers in their social life such as ( childcare, pregnancy for women ).I have seen a robust initiatives focusing on facilitating the life of employers who are lacking time to manage it between work and private life . Large size companies now tending to create a foundations to manage such inavoidable barriers on front of employers to be more effecient. while, SMEs trying to participate in the governmental, regional, and non-profit associations or initiatives to offer their employers such benefits.

Housseyn Bouchemel
by Housseyn Bouchemel , أستاذ تربية بدنية ورياضية , وزارة التربية والتعليم

 Of course reinforcement and thanksgiving policy, for example, develop the spirit of belonging As for the money is the only way we spend our needs out

Yaqoub Alomar
by Yaqoub Alomar , Civil Engineer , Al-Zubeir municipality

 

In economics, when we say that people respond to incentives, we refer to both positive and negative incentives. People will tend to do more of something if it makes them better off in some way, and they will tend to do less of something if it makes them worse off in some way. Incentives can take the form of money (a positive incentive could be a bonus for a job well done or a tip at a restaurant while a negative incentive could be something like a tax on cigarettes in an effort to discourage people from smoking) but incentives certainly don't have to be monetary in nature. For example, many people donate blood on a regular basis even though they are not paid to do so. The good feeling they get about helping others is an incentive that they are responding to.

abdelbaky eldwwy
by abdelbaky eldwwy , مدير إدار موارد بشرية , ماك إيجبت للاستثمار العقاري

Non-material incentives can motivate employees, such as financial incentives or more because they develop and raise the morale of the staff

khaled elkholy
by khaled elkholy , HR MANAGER , misk for import & export

AGREE WITH ALL EXPERTS

 

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DHIRAJ DUBEY
by DHIRAJ DUBEY , Mechanical Engineer , Almeer Technical Services Company

Yes. By giving the incentives in non monetary form also increases the staff moral.

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