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Healthcare Professionals: Get a Pulse on Your Employee Engagement Levels

Achievers

Recent studies show a direct correlation between highly engaged employees and genuine care towards patients. On the contrary, disengaged staff lead to poor patient experiences, higher turnover, and decreased productivity. Are your healthcare professionals engaged? For management to care, they need to be made accountable.

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21 Highest-Paying HR Jobs in 2023

Analytics in HR

Organizational culture and employee engagement: Foster a positive work environment and promote employee engagement. Employee engagement : Implement programs to enhance employee satisfaction and overall well-being. Change management: Implement change management strategies and build an agile workforce.

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Employee expectations are shifting. Can you meet them?

PI Worldwide

We know the stats: 48% of employees have thought about changing careers in the past year. In some companies, turnover has shot above 30%. But it’s not just companies that are facing turnover—employee expectations are evolving too. Employees today aren’t just looking for a fatter paycheck.

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IRF value study examines ROI for incentives programs

Maritz Motivation

Which metrics are they measuring? Sales, of course, along with decreased turnover, increased productivity, revenue, market share and gains in customer loyalty and satisfaction. One study determined that 73 percent of firms measure productivity, while 49 percent track retention tied to their programs.

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Reconstructing Performance Management for Both the Employee and the Company

Aberdeen HCM Essentials

Discounting the additional costs of early training and employee onboarding, to run in the green on a new hire, employers must aim to keep them employed for at least two years. With retention hanging under the two-year mark, Best-in-Class companies are revisiting the reasons employees disengage and leave the company.