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Why You Can’t Afford to Skimp on Employee Engagement

TalentCulture

We’ve all heard the case for employee engagement—higher engagement levels lead to greater employee output, increased productivity and favorable business outcomes. So why do so many leaders treat engagement like just another task on their to-do list? Employee engagement benefits the external face of a business.

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3 Must-Read Digital HR and HR Tech Articles of October 2018

Digital HR Tech

The top articles of October feature a piece on employee engagement 3.0, 1: Employee Engagement 3.0: An interesting read by Josh Bersin about the evolution of the employee engagement market. He sees it moving in 3 major phases: Employee Engagement 1.0: Annual Engagement or Climate Survey.

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FREE Employee Satisfaction Survey Template & 2023 Guide

Analytics in HR

Do your employees find fulfillment and contentment in their work? The importance of employee satisfaction cannot be overstated for HR professionals who are tasked with maximising employee engagement and loyalty, but how can leadership teams know what employees are really thinking and feeling? Why does this matter?

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5 Tactics for Maintaining Strong Employee Morale During Difficult Times

Linkedin Talent Blog

Justin, an industrial-organizational psychologist and the head of people science for Glint , says: “For people like us who work at the level of deep employee engagement, the fundamentals are still applicable. Whether it’s scheduling time for exercise or just giving yourself a short coffee break to step away and unplug.”.

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Podcast episode #10: Step into the future with Josh Bersin

Workable

In fact, an interesting piece of research I was just communicating this morning with Glint. If you look at employee happiness in December of 2020, which was just two months ago versus December of 2019, which was before the pandemic, if any of you can remember that I can vaguely remember it. 40% have high levels of loneliness.