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Let’s Redefine Employee Engagement in 2016

TalentCulture

Disclosure: This post contains a quote and link to one of my clients, TinyPulse. A recent Gallup poll found that 67 percent of workers aren’t engaged—or worse, they’re actively disengaged—a number that’s been pretty stagnant for the past 16 years. Where The Traditional Approach to Employee Engagement Goes Wrong.

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What Is Employee Retention and What Factors Contribute to It?

DailyPay

What factors lead up to an employee’s dissatisfaction? Some of the most common factors that lead to disengagement from your employees include: Low employee morale. When employees are unable to meet their financial obligations, it’s natural for them to question their job. Absence of a clear career path.

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10 Simple Ways to Keep Remote Workers Engaged and Motivated

Bonusly

The quiz separates work locations based on three categories: office workers, telecommuters, (those working from home), and mobile workers, (employees who moved between offices). Though remote workers are often happy and productive, they do need to drum up inspiration and motivation in order to achieve their full potential.

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How to Build a Workplace Culture Based on Loyalty

HR Daily Advisor

Despite the recent trends of HR professionals focusing on retention and employee engagement, a major issue still haunts workplace cultures everywhere—employee loyalty. Start an employee recognition program to celebrate employee wins with fun rewards and perks. by Sandy Perlman, marketing director at LifeWorks.