The sentence is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that someone has acknowledged a person or group's contributions or achievements. For example: "The company wanted to recognize employees who have gone above and beyond to help during the pandemic."
Lesson 4: Recognize employees' fear of being replaced.
Nobody wears an identification badge, because cameras recognize employees, causing doors to open.
Managers who want to recognize employees for good work have many tools at their disposal.
Most companies recognize employees when they get a promotion or achieve some form of objective success.
The VP&S Awards for Excellence recognize employees for their work in administration, research, diversity, and community service.
The P&S Awards for Excellence recognize employees for their work in administration, research, diversity, and community service.
Most large and medium-sized companies are also required to recognize employee-elected "workers councils," which have the legal right to veto many management decisions and the right to be informed on matters of corporate strategy and conditions.
Royal Caribbean's CEO, Richard Fain, fully appreciates the power of milestones and exemplifies how other leaders can utilize them to keep projects on track and recognize employee achievements.
Monsanto has set up awards—some with financial incentives to recognize employee contributions, including the Queeny Award (named for John F. Queeny, who founded the original Monsanto in 1901), the Science and Technology Career Award, and the Technology Above and Beyond Award.
While many companies recognize employee engagement is important, most put little to no resources behind it.
"We need to call it what it is," he said, referring to Walmart's refusal to recognize employee unions.
