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Abstract: The impact of employee engagement on productivity, retention, and general workplace morale has become apparent as a critical factor in determining the success of a firm. In order to determine how various reward systems, affect employee engagement, this study aims to explore the complex relationship between reward management and employee engagement. The results show that by meeting both intrinsic and extrinsic motivating demands, an efficient incentive management system greatly increases employee engagement. Short-term engagement was found to be increased by monetary rewards like bonuses and pay increases, but long-term dedication and loyalty were found to be increased by non-monetary rewards like professional growth chances and recognition. The study also emphasizes the significance of a strategic approach to reward management, supporting clear and individualized incentive procedures in order to sustain high levels of engagement.
Singh et al. (Fri,) studied this question.