American Companies are Spinning Prize Wheels to Win Back Employee Morale

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American Companies are Spinning Prize Wheels to Win Back Employee Morale

As the American workforce spends more and more time in the office each year there is growing disconnect within the everyday employee. Companies across the country are recognizing this trend and are expanding off of a long running game show to boost worker morale with prize wheels.

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