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EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION

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Support Resources
For assistance with design and administration of awards programs call Staff & Family Programs (684-9040).

For assistance or questions about this policy contact Procurement & Supply Chain Management (681-5900) or Treasury and Management (681-0208).

Support for Managers
Staff & Family Programs provides support to managers and departments. If you have questions or could benefit from consultancy services they can be contacted at sandfp@duke.edu.

If you would like to create your own certificates or get some best practice tips, visit the OC Tanners presentation training web site (user name: presenter login: webawards)

Employee Recognition

Purpose Statement

Recognition of staff members for special accomplishments, career service, retirement or other "special" circumstances can enhance staff member relations and reinforce desired behaviors. Recognition requires the presenter to make a personal effort to create a recognition opportunity with lasting value. This policy provides guidelines and procedures for recognizing staff contributions, establishing approvals, and identifying potential income tax and other financial implications.

The Internal Revenue Service classifies many awards to staff members as taxable income subject to W-2 reporting and tax withholding. Exceptions to this general rule are explained in this document.

Policy

Gifts, rewards or awards may be provided to Duke staff members for work-related achievements and/or recognition, making special contributions and achieving major milestones such as years of service, promotion, departure or retirement. The expense for such gifts or awards must follow prescribed accounting and procurement procedures.

These awards are intended to provide spontaneous recognition and praise of staff for achievements and work performance. These expressions for a job well done should be done personally by supervisors.

 

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