Category: Employee engagement
How companies can retain and attract the right talent in 2023
Employee engagement | Talent | Recruitment | Retention
The current economic climate looks set to prevail well into 2023 so, with high inflation, a squeeze on talent and market volatility, challenging times lie ahead. I can see companies benefiting from investing within, both in terms of nurturing home-grown talent and in fixing any culture and connectivity glitches many have experienced and accepted since the pandemic. Meanwhile, attracting the best talent is likely to hinge on nailing the all-important employee value proposition, while continuing to focus on the traits of equity and transparency so important to the younger generation.
How to effectively communicate recognition strategies
Employee engagement | Recognition
Effective communication for recognition strategies usually boils down to strong planning and delivery around the three key phases: pre-launch, launch and post-launch. This may sound obvious but there are plenty of key questions and considerations for each phase.
Thought leadership: Top tips on maintaining team morale
Motivation | Employee engagement | Thought Leadership
The financial statement has landed, pointing to tough months ahead. During these testing times of cost-of-living and interest rate rises, employment attrition and government uncertainty, it can be difficult for employees to feel settled. A lack of stability outside work can quickly transfer to how people feel in their jobs, especially if they’re isolated by hybrid working. So how can you build and maintain morale to help them through it?
How to adapt your reward strategy to reflect shifts in work patterns
Employee engagement | Flexible working | Hybrid Working
Hybrid and home working provide a host of benefits as well as shortcomings, and employee expectations with regards to this have changed because of Covid. So how can companies adapt their reward strategies to reflect that?
How to use non-monetary forms of reward as an alternative to bonuses
Pay & Reward | Benefits audit | Benefits intelligence | Employee engagement | Reward Strategy | Reward | Flexible Benefits
Inadequate total compensation can be a contributing factor to people leaving their jobs and sometimes there is no magic wand that non-monetary reward can wave. Having said that, it can significantly enhance any company’s offering, allow you to express your culture and demonstrate how you would like to treat your employees. Here are some key ways to work non-monetary reward into your overall package.
How to address the Great Resignation through employee benefits
Employee engagement | Engagement | Reward | Wellbeing | Flexible Benefits | Remote Working
Coming out of the pandemic, data on the Great Resignation around employee discontent and ultimately turnover is very mixed. Some organisations looked after their employees during Covid, kept them connected, allowed them to work remotely and showed concern for their wellbeing.
How are employees’ environmental and social values changing and what does this mean for your engagement strategy?
Employee engagement | Responsible Reward | ESG
Over the past few years, we have seen an acceptance that the global business ecosystem is no longer sustainable if we carry on consuming at the current rate. This broad realisation has forced many businesses to look at how they’re running and make some fundamental changes to the way they incentivise their people.
What can you do to boost employee engagement
Employee engagement | Employee communications | Engagement
Employee engagement is for all employees, not just a few. It is vital that any programme reaches and resonates with all employees to make a positive difference. But how do we do that? Firstly, we need to understand how engaged employees are and whether there are any areas of concern.
The Great Re-Engagement: How has Employee Engagement changed post-pandemic?
Employee engagement | Engagement
There is a clear business case for focusing on employee engagement, it is much more than just a point-in-time metric. However, traditionally it has been seen as a program to be delivered, often through employee satisfaction surveys.
What is employee engagement and why does it matter?
Employee engagement | Engagement
According to the CIPD appears to be no common understanding of employee engagement. Some definitions focus on employee behaviour or employee attitudes, some on employee feelings, some on conditions of work, and what the organisation does for them.
Why employee engagement can ease the pressure on pay and reduce skills shortages
Pay & Reward | Employee engagement | Employee communications | Engagement
We do naturally see ebbs and flows in pay movement, and what feels heightened now, will in time be part of a wave.
The Gig Economy and how to effectively engage the contingent workers in your workforce
Employee engagement | Engagement | Flexible working
Regardless of whether a contingent worker is working five or 35 hours, should feel as included, recognised and ultimately engaged as much as a permanent employee. Alastair Cole provides his top tips for keeping your flexible workforce engaged.