A new research report from Melcrum considering employee engagement indicates that true involvement inspires improvement. The full report runs $1,000, but the short form still offers some interesting insights.
More than 50% of respondents reported that engagement efforts increased employee retention and customer satisfaction. More than a third identified higher productivity and "discretionary behavior" (personal initiative?). Other respondents claimed improvements in employee advocacy, status as a "Great Place to Work," profitability, and absenteeism.
Additionally, more than a third of respondents have an in-house program dedicated to engagement where they work. How does your organization gauge -- and nurture -- engagement? How engaged are you?
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