Hi Rishikesh,
Total Employee Involvement (TEI) activities are the most effective means for motivating the employees. When the employees have a Sense of Belonging, their motivation level will be high.
Here are a few examples of TEI Activities:
a) Employees' Suggestion Scheme: This is for individuals. Employees can suggest improvements in processes, quality, cost, etc. They will be rewarded based on the potential savings from their contributions. We can also have the best suggestor of the month, best suggestor for the year, etc.
b) Quality Control Circles (QCC): Operators of a particular department/area will form a circle facilitated by a supervisor. This is the most popular model practiced by Japanese companies. Work-related issues will be taken up by these circles, and breakthroughs will be achieved. Similar to the Suggestion Scheme, we can have the best QCC of the month and year. The opportunity to participate in International QC conventions is also high in this.
c) Supervisory Improvement Team (SIT): A group of supervisors/executives will form a team and take up some improvement projects.
d) Cross-Functional Teams (CFT): If the issue requires the involvement of executives from various functions, CFTs will be formed. They also function like SITs.
e) Task Force: For breakthrough issues or policy issues, a Task Force is constituted. Normally, the Task Force comprises members of the Senior Management Crew.
Other than the above, you can have Employee and Employees family get-together functions to motivate them. A few examples are:
a) Domestic Safety Training for employees' spouses.
b) Annual Sports meet for employees and their families.
c) Company Day celebrations.
d) Contact programs for employees' families.
e) Recognizing employees and family members for their achievements in the House magazine, etc.
Thanks and Regards,
Kalyan R
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