10 Summer Employee Rewards Ideas - July10 Summer Employee Rewards Ideas - July

10 Summer Employee Rewards Ideas - July

Summer is heating up and so is our rewards list. Check out our July top 10.

July is typically a slower month around the office, with many people on their summer holidays. However, that doesn’t mean business has to halt entirely. Providing incentives that are summer-themed and personalized to your employees can help to keep motivation up during a slower time.

Check out our top 10 suggestions for rewards this month!

  1. Hydro Flask

Keep your employees hydrated in the summer heat with a hydro flask of their choice.

  1. House cleaning service for a day

Provide some well-deserved stress relief by finding a local house cleaning service to come to your employee’s house for a day.

  1. Travel gift card (airline, train, etc.)

A travel gift card is a fitting reward that can be used towards any upcoming summer adventures and travel plans.

  1. Specialty coffee for a week

Let them choose a specialty coffee (or tea) and deliver it to the office everyday for a week.

  1. Lunch with the boss

Take your employee out for a nice lunch at a restaurant of their choice and get to know them. Ask genuine questions and try to (mostly) avoid work talk.

  1. Spa day

Treat your employee to a relaxing spa day. They are sure to come back rejuvenated and ready to work through the summer heat.

  1. Museum membership

Provide a monthly or yearly membership to a local museum (location dependent.)

  1. Camping chairs

Gift some comfy camping chairs, so your employee can enjoy the great outdoors this summer.

  1. Pool floats

Pool floats are fun for any age, and a great reward for the summer months.

  1. Sporting event tickets

Find sporting events in your area, and let them choose one that fits their interests. Suggestion: provide 2 tickets, so they can bring a +1 :)

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