THE PRACTICE OF SYSTEMATIC EMPLOYEE ENCOURAGEMENT AND MOTIVATION
Keywords:
employee motivation, encouragement, human resource management, incentives, productivity, organizational behavior.Abstract
In modern organizations, human resources are considered the most valuable asset, and their effective management largely determines organizational success. One of the key components of human resource management is systematic employee encouragement and motivation. This article explores the theoretical foundations, practical mechanisms, and strategic importance of employee motivation systems. Various motivation models, including material and non-material incentives, are analyzed. The study highlights the role of systematic encouragement in improving productivity, job satisfaction, and organizational loyalty. Recommendations for implementing effective motivation practices in organizations are also provided.
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