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Below is a curation of some interesting employee engagement articles, blog posts, books, etc. that I came across last week.
Website: Research Industry Voices
Article: Employee Engagement Surveys: Evolution or Extinction
Link: http://researchindustryvoices.com/2014/05/12/employee-engagement-surveys-evolution-or-extinction/
Author: Brad Egan
Comment: “…for some companies, running a survey is the engagement plan.” “The survey should be a business improvement tool.” “Evolve your employee survey approach by: easing up on response rates, focus on survey results, support your managers, and keep it relevant.”
Website: Benefits Canada
Article: Green initiatives boost engagement
Link: http://www.benefitscanada.com/news/green-initiatives-boost-engagement-52592
Author: Staff
Comment: “Employee perceptions of a company’s environmental and social record has emerged as an important driver of employee engagement.” Green 30 organizations were compared with average Canadian organization in Aon Hewitt’s employee research database.”
Website: Pinterest
Article: Employee Engagement means…
Link: http://www.pinterest.com/pin/326862885427905132/
Author: ipra.org
Comment: Infographic on what employee engagement means.
Website: Forbes
Article: 6 Clear Reasons Why Your Employees Aren’t Engaged
Link: http://www.forbes.com/sites/victorlipman/2014/05/13/6-clear-reasons-why-your-employees-arent-engaged/
Author: Victor Lipman
Comment: “The Art of Engagement (McGraw Hill, 2008) by Jim Haudan, CEO of Root Inc., an employee engagement and strategy execution describes the “six clear reasons why your employees aren’t engaged.”
Website: Forbes
Article: The Top 10 Cities For Employee Recognition
Link: http://www.forbes.com/sites/kathryndill/2014/05/14/the-top-10-cities-for-employee-engagement/
Author: Kathryn Dill
Comment: Huntsville, AL ranks number one. The article also addresses the types of recognition preferred. “For the third consecutive year, pay raise topped the ranking of recognition employees would most appreciate, followed by various forms of training, time flexibility, bonuses, and promotions or advancement.”
Website: The Online Recruitment Resource
Article: How CSR can improve employee performance
Link: http://www.onrec.com/news/news-archive/how-csr-can-improve-employee-performance
Author: Editor
Comment: “Employee engagement in CSR activities can demonstrably improve job performance, new research from ESMT European School of Management and Technology shows.” “Environmental initiatives, charitable giving, and ethical business practices can all help employees by highlighting common values with both customers and the company, researchers found.”
What are your thoughts on these selections? What articles, blog posts, books, etc. can you recommend to other “Agents”? Let’s talk about them in the comments below!
P.S. First time here? Welcome to the Agent In Engagement site. Thanks for taking the time to stop by! I hope you’ll explore the rest of the site.Let me know what employee engagement topics interest you.
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- Promotion/Advancement: The Fifth Phase of Engagement
- Employee Engagement: The Fourth Phase of Engagement
- Onboarding: The Third Phase of Engagement
- Hiring Process: The Second Phase of Engagement
- Pre-hire: The First Phase of Engagement
- 7 Phases of Engagement
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