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The Silent Killer of Retention: Why Your Best Employees Are Leaving (And How to Stop It)

EmployeeConnect

Employees want to feel that their efforts lead to personal and professional growth. Solution: Implement structured career progression plans. Offer mentorship programs and regular career development discussions. Solution: Implement regular employee recognition programs.

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15 Employee Engagement Examples To Inspire You in 2024

AIHR

Work environment: A safe, accepting work environment that equips employees to do their jobs well promotes greater job satisfaction and a positive perception of the organization. Recognition and rewards: Acknowledging and awarding employee contributions makes employees feel appreciated and motivates them to keep doing their best at work.

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Resenteeism: Can You Spot the Signs in Your Workplace?

AIHR

Spotting early signs, scheduling regular check-ins, adjusting workplace policies, and investing in employee recognition and development can help re-engage resentful employees. HRs top burning question What strategies have you found effective in addressing and resolving resenteeism among employees?

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Trust and Employee Engagement: Building the Foundation for Organizational Success

Vantage Circle

Examples from Diverse Work Setups Remote setup: In a remote setting, trust and engagement go hand in hand when managers empower employees by conveying their expectations and refraining from micromanaging. By trusting employees to complete their tasks independently, managers demonstrate confidence in their team's capabilities.

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27 Key Drivers of Employee Engagement To Benefit Your Workforce 

AIHR

Offering training, mentorship, and career advancement paths shows employees the organization is invested in their future. For instance, LinkedIn research reveals that 94% of employees would stay at a company longer if it invested in their career development.

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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 Boost Employee Morale and Productivity in the Workplace

Empuls

Open communication fosters trust and makes employees feel heard. Opportunities for career development: Employees who see growth opportunities are more motivated to perform well. Offering training, skill development programs, or clear career progression paths can keep employees engaged and invested in their roles.