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Successful employee recognition programs include acknowledging and showing appreciation for your team members’ achievements, milestones, and efforts in the workplace. They also often incorporate rewards to make the recognition even more meaningful.

Here are just a few of the most common opportunities for recognition:

Employee recognition is one of the key drivers of employee engagement. In fact, according to Quantum Workplace, employees who believe their work will be properly recognized are 2.7 times more likely to feel highly engaged.

When employees are engaged, many other benefits follow. Research from Gallup shows that organizations that report high employee engagement see, on average:

In addition, according to Great Place to Work, when compared with employees who don’t feel appropriately recognized at work, those who do are:

Twice as likely to say people at their workplace are willing to go above and beyond.

If you want to reap the benefits of employee engagement, it’s not enough to offer occasional, inconsistent recognition. Managers really need to create a culture of recognition in the workplace and even within each team. Here are some tips to help:

With such widespread adoption of a hybrid or remote-first workplace model, many aspects of the employee experience have changed, including recognition and rewards. It makes it that much more difficult for managers to create the culture that recognizes all employees — both in-office and remote — for their contributions in a way that improves the team’s morale, engagement, and retention as a whole.

By adding digital rewards to your employee recognition program, you can instantly and easily show appreciation for team members anywhere in the world. BHN Rewards not only offers a wide, global selection of digital gift cards, prepaid cards, and e-donations, it also integrates directly with Microsoft Teams so you can recognize employees on the spot during live virtual meetings, via personal chat messages, and in public team channels.

“Dancing with the Stars” Season 32 is taking shape and it’s going to look a lot different than Season 31. Here’s everything we know so far about the new installment.

Is “Dancing with the Stars” returning for Season 32? Yes, don’t worry. The show was renewed for Seasons 31 and 32 in April 2022 as part of the move from ABC to Disney+.

When will “Dancing with the Stars” Season 32 premiere? Fall 2023. Though Disney+ has not officially announced it yet, Derek Hough confirmed Season 32 will debut in the fall as he’ll be pulling double duty at the judges’ table and on his tour. Expect a premiere in mid-September on a Monday as usual with the season concluding right before Thanksgiving.

Where is “Dancing with the Stars” Season 32 airing? Disney+. It moved to the streaming service with Season 31 after 16 years on ABC, becoming Disney+’s first live series. Because of that, “Dancing” also aired live across the country for the first time.

Will there be ads during “Dancing with the Stars” Season 32? Possibly. Season 31 aired commercial-free and concluded before Disney+ launched its ad-supported tier, so it’s possible that Season 32 will feature ads, just like the old days on ABC.

Who is in the “Dancing with the Stars” Season 32 cast? TBA. The celebrity cast is typically announced in late August/early September on “Good Morning America.” But the rumor mill has already begun. “Vanderpump Rules” star Ariana Madix is in “late stage conversations” to join Season 32, Page Six reported in April, a month after the reality star dumped her longtime boyfriend Tom Sandoval after he cheated on her with co-star Raquel Leviss.

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Which pros are returning for “Dancing with the Stars” Season 32? See above. The pro cast is announced around the same time as the celebrity cast. The pairings are usually unveiled then too, but in recent seasons, the show has kept the partnerships under wraps until the premiere. Twos pros who are definitely not returning are Cheryl Burke and reigning champ Mark Ballas, both of whom retired after Season 31. There’s also a baby boom happening in the cast, so several pros might sit out next season. Sharna Burgess, who gave birth in June, skipped Season 31, as did Jenna Johnson Chmerkovskiy, who welcomed her first child with Val Chmerkovskiy in January, and Lindsay Arnold, who announced in October she’s pregnant with her second child. Witney Carson revealed during the Season 31 semifinal that she is expecting her second child, while Daniella Karagach and Pasha Pashkov announced two days after the Season 31 finale that they are going to be first-time parents. In January, Peta Murgatroyd revealed that she and former pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy are expecting their second child.

Burgess said in March that she hopes to come back. “I definitely want to come back if they will have me,” she told “Extra.” The former champ last competed in Season 30.

Is Tyra Banks hosting “Dancing with the Stars” Season 32? Nope. Banks, who took over after Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews were fired in July 2020, told TMZ on March 16 that “it’s time” for her to leave “Dancing” so she can focus on her businesses.

Who is replacing Tyra Banks on “Dancing with the Stars” Season 32? Banks will be replaced by former pro and judge Julianne Hough.

Is Alfonso Ribeiro hosting “Dancing with the Stars” Season 32? Yup! Your new co-hosts are Alfonso Ribeiro and Julianne Hough. The “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” star joined as co-host in Season 31 and has been a fan favorite since he competed on — and won — Season 19. Ribeiro will assume Bergeron and Banks’ old hosting role on the dance floor, while Hough will replaced Ribeiro in the skybox.

Which judges are returning for “Dancing with the Stars” Season 32? Len Goodman retired after Season 31 and sadly passed away five months later on April 22 following a battle with bone cancer. Derek Hough, Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli are all confirmed to return on a three-person panel. That’s not entirely unexpected. While Burke has made no secret of her desire to be a judge, a source told “Entertainment Tonight” in November that “Dancing” will “likely” return to a three-person panel for Season 32. Shirley Ballas, Mark Ballas’ mother who replaced Goodman as head judge on “Strictly Come Dancing,” has also said that showrunner Conrad Green told her Season 32 will go back to three judges.

Derek Hough told “Entertainment Tonight” in March that a three-judge panel allows the show more leeway to have guest judges. “But when you have four, we did it last season with Michael Bublé, it was pretty crowded up there,” he noted. “But it was awesome, but it was crowded.”

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