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How to Measure Employee Engagement: 10 Key Strategies

Contact Monkey - HR

Here are some examples of employee engagement benchmarks to look out for: Employees feel that their opinions matter. Employees see professional growth and career development opportunities. The average employee Net Promoter Score is 9 or above. Employee absenteeism is below 1.5%.

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Trust and Employee Engagement: Building the Foundation for Organizational Success

Vantage Circle

Engagement Checklists: An engagement checklist guides managers in implementing best practices to ensure employees are consistently engaged with their work and the organization. This includes regular one-on-ones, career development discussions, and team-building activities tailored to the needs and preferences of the workforce.

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Best employee retention software

Peoplebox

Employee retention software helps companies keep their best talent by tracking employee satisfaction, providing recognition, and offering data-driven insights. It identifies areas for improvement in engagement, career development , and team dynamics to reduce turnover and boost morale.

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11 Employee Engagement Initiatives To Implement in 2025

AIHR

Building a workforce of engaged employees requires purposeful strategies and ongoing activity. This includes developing employee engagement initiatives, which can range from consistent employee recognition to ongoing mentorship and career development.

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How to Approach Employees About Career Development – Engagedly

Engagedly

How to Approach Employees About Career Development A LinkedIn report suggests that 94% of employees surveyed feel that providing learning and career development opportunities encourages them to stay longer with the organization.

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Out of Sight, Out of Mind? 7 Tips for Keeping Remote Employees Engaged

Workstride

Gallup reports that those employees who work remotely 100 percent of the time are among the least engaged out of the working population in the United States. So how can you, as a manager, effectively increase those engagement levels within your remote team? career development and e-learning (e.g. iDoneThis).

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How to create a culture of trust in the workplace?

Hppy

Research supports this claim, with 50% of modern workers believing recognition from management improves workplace relationships and 91% of HR professionals finding employee recognition programs to be important when it comes to retaining highly skilled and talented candidates.