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HR, Training and the ‘Gig’ Economy

HRExecutive

New survey data finds few organizations are investing in their employees’ training and development these days, and I’m beginning to think the “gig economy” may have something to do with it. Surveys, including one by the advisory firm Staffing Industry Analysts of nearly 200 large companies, point to similar changes.

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7 Definitions of Employee Engagement - DecisionWise

DecisionWise

For example, in 2001 Douglas Conant took over as CEO of Campbell’s Soup and called it a “bad” company. How the psychological contract between the employee and the company defines engagement. These expectations are part of the psychological Contract. Related Content: What is Employee Engagement?

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7 Definitions of Employee Engagement - DecisionWise

DecisionWise

For example, in 2001 Douglas Conant took over as CEO of Campbell’s Soup and called it a “bad” company. How the psychological contract between the employee and the company defines engagement. These expectations are part of the psychological Contract. Related Content: What is Employee Engagement?

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Connecting the Dots in Employee Engagement

Strategic HCM

This may not appear as a key focus in all engagement survey vendors’ summaries but it’s clear to me that it is having an increasing impact on engagement. As mentioned above and perhaps a bit surprisingly, our survey uncovered that the least effective means for impacting employee engagement was ‘compensation, pay and benefits.’