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Cameo puts its money where its office is with new RTO policy

HR Brew

More companies are calling employees back into the office five days a week, but workers arent convinced full-time RTO is the right move, numerous studies suggest. He described a recent 45-minute meeting with one of his senior product managers that occurred simply because he ran into her as he was leaving the office.

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Retention Through Upskilling: Investing in Employee Growth

EmployeeConnect

High turnover rates can disrupt productivity, burden remaining employees, and inflate hiring costs. According to a Gallup study, replacing an employee can cost up to twice their annual salary when considering recruitment, onboarding, and lost productivity. Retention is also closely linked to employee satisfaction.

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Employee Experience Strategy: Build Yours in 11 Steps

AIHR

It aims to incentivize employees by meeting their needs, resulting in greater employee productivity and retention. The strategy takes into account the full employee lifecycle, from recruitment and onboarding to daily work experiences, career development, and offboarding. Why is a good employee experience strategy important?

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Performance development plans: Boost engagement & productivity

Business Management Daily

Prioritizing workforce development is essential for maximizing employee productivity and retention. Employees desire career growth opportunities. Furthermore, businesses require employees committed to continuous improvement to uphold productivity. In addition, they need to maintain high-performance standards.

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15 Employee Engagement Examples To Inspire You in 2024

AIHR

Plus, engaged employees are more productive employees. In fact, a Harvard Business Review study (sponsored by Quantum Workplace) revealed that 81% of business leaders strongly agree that highly engaged employees performed better and were more productive.

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Why HR leaders need to help their orgs ramp up design literacy skills

HRExecutive

It’s a lack of design literacy, which ultimately hurts a company’s productivity in a market that increasingly calls for visual content. According to the previously mentioned study, 68% of company leaders are now budgeting for employee training to meet a certain threshold of cross-organization design competency.

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The Link Between Employee Engagement and Performance: How Engagement Drives Success

Vantage Circle

Companies that focus on fostering engagement consistently outperform their competitors in critical areas like productivity, profitability, and customer satisfaction. In fact, a study conducted by Harvard Business Review revealed those with higher engagement levels are up to four times more likely to outperform those with disengaged teams.