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Rewards and Recognition

Rewards and Recognition. It’s all about the money, money, money?! Kate Dawson (Student Rep Coordinator-UWESU). The best reward/recognition I have ever received is…. Welcome, welcome.

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Rewards and Recognition

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  1. Rewards and Recognition It’s all about the money, money, money?! Kate Dawson (Student Rep Coordinator-UWESU)

  2. The best reward/recognition I have ever received is… Welcome, welcome

  3. As a Students’ Union we like to reward and recognise students- especially those students that become student reps • UWESU operates a payment of £6.87 per hour spent in meetings What do we do now?

  4. As well as the certificate scheme What do we do now?

  5. The student rep awards- 21st March 2013-swanky do! you can nominate now: www.uwesu.org/studentrepwards What do we do now?

  6. There is much debate between the incentives of NM or M (Non-monetary or Monetary rewards) and which is the most effective • Monetary- It’s all about the money, money, money? £6.87 per hour spent in meetings • Non-monetary or known as soft incentives-that ‘warm fuzzy feeling’ of doing well/being praised NM OR M

  7. Research has shown that the most effective form of reward and recognition is in SPONTANEOUS recognition… • Getting thank you or praise when you are not expecting it • This correlates directly to retention and people wanting to carry on being student reps Spontaneity

  8. In all the research that I came across (lots of love for google) it all talked about the benefit to the employer for having rewards and recognition for employees…

  9. The SU is different… • It does not benefit US if you- -Turn or don’t turn up to meetings -Do or Don’t give feedback -Become a student rep or not The benefit lies with you and the University for making change The SU operates differently…

  10. Sometimes it’s difficult to know how we should best reward and recognise students • So we want to know how you feel rewarded, who by and what they do to make you feel recognised and rewarded? In your role as a student rep… So…

  11. Who?-Who do you feel rewarded by? • How?-How do these individuals/groups reward/recognise you? • What?-What is it they do that makes you feel rewarded/recognised? Flipchart Fun

  12. Which are NM (non-monetary) and M (monetary)? • Is the individual/group you have written down-University or UWESU or students? • Pick your top three on each of the sections: • WHO? • HOW? • WHAT? Feeding Back…

  13. Got involved with the Union in second year • Initially for personal gain-needed something for my CV • Went on so that actually helping students and creating change • Having students come to me with issues, when I was able to help-was rewarding for me! Personal reflection

  14. Take the pack of cards and rank why you became a student rep… • You only have a little bit of timeso be quick! An individual level

  15. Is the warm fuzzy feeling enough to make student reps feel rewarded? • Other Students’ Unions do not pay their students reps (shock shock, horror horror) • Do you think this would effect the amount of student reps that the SU recruit? Is it enough?

  16. Rewards and recognition comes in many different forms- -This has been highlighted in the activities done in this workshop -NM or M forms of recognition and reward -Rewards and recognition through students Future thinking…

  17. Spontaneous incentives • Spot prizes • Further recognition from the University • Title? Could more be done?

  18. Flip chart of ideas… A simple Thank You?

  19. *We will always try to reward and recognise the students that go above and beyond *The real question is are we rewarding you in the right way! *workshops today have given a clear indication of future recognition and the styles we could use *Hope you found it useful! Summary

  20. www.uwesu.org/studentrepawards • www.uwesu.org/studentledteachingawards • Thursday 21st March A chance to celebrate the successes of students and student reps alike! The Student Rep Awards

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