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Conquering the tipping point in employee engagement

How to Conquer the Tipping Point in Employee Engagement

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Read more: https://blog.weekdone.com/conquer-the-tipping-point-in-employee-engagement/ The way a lot of employees are working is just not working anymore. Employee engagement is considered to be the number one reason behind employee productivity. We analyzed different researches and put the results in one infographic. It shows why you need a change in the way your team is working. Just some facts: Only 35% of the overall workforce is truly engaged. Merely 1 out of 8 employees is committed to the job. Disengagement costs businesses billions of dollars per year. There are number of variables contributing to the feeling of fulfillment and engagement at work. How could you overcome the tipping point in employee engagement?

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THE 3 TYPES OF EMPLOYEES

35%

Engagedwork with passion, drive

innovation and move the organization forward

Not Engagedchecked out, they do not

put energy or passion into their work

Actively Disengagedbusy acting out their unhappiness at work

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1/8 >10most engaged in a company with 10 people

Most engagedin Northern America

Least engagedin Nort Africa and Middle East

1 out of 8 is committed to their jobs

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AVERAGE DISENGAGED EMPLOYEE

in the middle of their career

male rather than female

not highly educated

not remote worker

warning: millennials are most likely to leave their job in the next 12 months

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COST FOR BUSINESS

Disengaged employees drag down companies, costing billions of dollars in lost productivity and resulting in much higher turnover rates

Negative atmosphere

Lost capital

$500 billionCost of disengagement per year

$actively disengaged

not engaged

liable to spread negativity

24%

63%

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WHAT DRIVES ENGAGEMENT

80% Relationship with Direct Manager70% Belief in senior leadership

54% Pride in working for the company

Fun fact: with that money you could fly to the moon 5000

times

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1.

2.

HOW TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM

Encourage and track engagement

Give feedback and communcate

3. Connect with each employee

What’s happening?

Just working...

Weekdone.com is a free tool to increase employeeengagement via team communications and status reporting. Accessible on web and mobile.

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THE RESULT

Increased revenues

2.5x

Before

After

$Motivated people

& more effort

57%

Before

After

smaller employeeturnover

40%

Before

After

less absenteeism34%

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References: 1. State of the American Workplace Report 2013 – Gallup [http://www.gallup.com/strategicconsulting/163007/state-american-workplace.aspx]2. 2012 Global workforce Study – Towers Watson [http://www.towerswatson.com/en/Insights/IC-Types/Survey-Re-search-Results/2012/07/2012-Towers-Watson-Global-Workforce-Study]3. A global generational study – February 2014 - PwC´s NextGen [http://www.pwc.com/en_US/us/about-us/corporate-responsibili-ty/assets/pwc-employee-engagement.pdf]4. Key Drivers of Employee engagement Dale Carnegie Training [http://www.dalecarnegie.co.za/about_us/]5. Hay Group Survey – Employee Engagement [http://www.haygroup.com/downloads/us/engaged_performance_pdf]6. Washington Post – Pay employees to quit [http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/on-leadership/w-p/2014/04/14/why-more-companies-should-pay-employees-to-quit/]7. Weekdone – employee reporting tool [www.weekdone.com]

Weekdone.com - employee progress reporting and internal communications tool. Always know team-members' plans and achievements. Publish objectives and see how your team is moving towards them.

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