employee engagement

According to UN data, close to 20 percent of Australia and New Zealand’s population will be over age 65 by 2030, with many still active in the labor market. How can you ensure high employee engagement in your increasingly multi-generational workforce?   Read this whitepaper to learn the differences in work styles among generations—and how the right strategies and technology can help keep everyone engaged, motivated, and productive.

HR can do more for your organization than just day-to-day tasks. In fact, many of your peers are using HR to achieve growth goals and other business objectives. See how technology can help you break out of administrative silos, and hear from Workday customers that made HR a more strategic partner for the business.  Read the eBook to learn more. 

Whether informing talent strategy or building more effective teams, data-driven insights about your workforce can set you up for success. This eBook from Human Capital Institute explores how people analytics can empower your entire organization. Read now.

Transform HR from a cost center into a profit center.   By strengthening the partnership between the CFO and HR leaders, you can:   Reduce costs Meet business goals Drive revenue   Read this eBook from CFO.com to learn five steps your organization can take to help your finance and HR teams work better together.

Managing employee experiences is not about pinpointing a single event or moment. People leaders need the ability to collect feedback at every moment that matters and take action to close experience gaps. With Employee Experience Management solutions from SAP, you can use a wide range of employee listening mechanisms across a variety of engagement channels to create a “digital open door.”

Are you ready for a new Recognition & Rewards Platform? Recognition and rewards are an integral part of your company’s employee experience and engagement levels. To determine whether an HR technology provider is the right fit for your organization, we recommend asking questions that address the various components of recognition and rewards, as well as background on the provider’s company and technology. Download our buyers guide for the five major areas you'll need to cover before making a purchase, including: The business value and ROI of recognition & rewards Identifying your need and specific goals for an employee experience program Key questions to ask engagement platform vendors A decision checklist and a detailed comparison sheet Two budgeting exercises to justify your investment

War is being waged for talent, and the spoils will go to those organizations that arm their recruits with the technology that makes them work more effectively and creatively. Technology is now the primary way that organizations engage with their workforce. According to a Harvard Business Review Analytic Services survey of 677 executives, the overwhelming majority—86%—believe that technology has a greater impact on employee engagement today than it did three years ago, and a similar number say that technology will continue to be a major factor in engaging the workforce in the years ahead.

This Aberdeen report centers it's focus on where they have seen ME organizations spend most of their time -- in employee acquisition. And rather, their study finds that their focus could be better applied to workforce engagement strategies and real-time performance management that can better manage retention goals over time.

An alarming 2019 study suggested that workplaces in the region have exhausted staff morale with negative impacts on productivity. In this report, top technology leaders in Australia address some of the "employee experience" challenges they the face and how they aim to tailor systems around ways of working to drive better engagement and productivity. The EIU's own survey results show that while leadership and management still set the tone for workers in the region, they value flexible-working policies and technology available to employees more than global peers.

Small and midsize retailers around the world are seeing their businesses transform in a variety of ways. These firms, typically with fewer than 1,000 employees, have been transforming themselves as customers seek new types of engagement and as suppliers expect higher levels of efficiency and effectiveness. New business models and new competitors are changing the way retailers do business. Rather than simply react to new threats, successful retailers are leveraging technology in new ways to sharpen business practices, improve agility, and better serve customers while strengthening the role of retailers in the supply chain. Through digital transformation including the effective engagement of the internet of things (IoT) to track inventory, the opportunity to maintain and gain competitive advantage can be significant.

Culture has become one of the most important business topics of 2016. CEOs and HR leaders now recognize that culture drives people's behavior, innovation, and customer service: 82 percent of survey respondents believe that "culture is a potential competitive advantage." Knowing that leadership behavior and reward systems directly impact organizational performance, customer service, employee engagement, and retention, leading companies are using data and behavioral information to manage and influence their culture.

Employee engagement levels have been dropping for several years, and today they hover near all-time lows. This decline must be halted and reversed – because at the end of the day, business success comes down to a human equation. Companies can’t grow and thrive without the passion, innovation, and productivity their people bring to the business. Here are five practical, forward-looking steps you can take now, together with guidance on how you can use SAP® SuccessFactors® solutions to increase employee engagement.

Do you know your people as well as you know your customers? Your people’s expectations and the way they work are changing. Employees are more diverse, mobile and technologically savvy than ever before. HR processes are changing from focusing on transactions to knowing and engaging people. Just as sales and marketing teams use data to develop actionable and informed insights about their customers, you need to do the same in HR to know your people. Everything from attracting and keeping the best talent to creating better workplace experiences and increasing employee engagement and productivity, depends on smarter decisions. These in turn rely on more actionable insights. These are only possible through accurate HR data and analytics. They are vital to address the people challenges you face, so you can make smarter decisions. Discover in this guide how to improve visibility of your workforce with data-driven and actionable insights. Ultimately, it will help you know your people better and

HR leaders know that work isn’t working for millions of employees. But how do you drive engagement? Improve onboarding processes? Or keep hold of your best people? Simple: you start by getting connected. Because when people get connected, businesses get closer, faster and stronger

When employees aren’t happy, Comms is the first to know. But how do you create more engagement? Reach the frontline? Understand what people are thinking? Simple: you start by getting connected. Here’s why.

The Marcus Buckingham Company, an ADP Company, commissioned Forrester Consulting to conduct a Total Economic Impact™ (TEI) study and examine the potential return on investment (ROI) enterprises may realize by deploying StandOut. The purpose of this study is to provide readers with a framework to evaluate the potential financial impact of StandOut on their organizations. To better understand the benefits, costs, and risks associated with this investment, Forrester interviewed several customers with experience using StandOut. StandOut is an integrated suite that pairs a technology platform with coaching to help organizations achieve their talent activation goals. Prior to using StandOut, the interviewed organizations did not have a structured program to improve and measure employee engagement and performance. Organizations used annual surveys and annual performance reviews, and some even encouraged weekly check-ins, but there was no guidance on how to complete these tasks, and the data t

Does your company foster a strong team dynamic? More than ever, effective businesses rely on employees to work internally across departments, and externally with increasingly global networks of clients. Thousands of learners were surveyed about the impact of language training with Rosetta Stone® business solutions.Results showed investing in employee language proficiency delivers five key benefits: Strengthens business operations Stimulates employee engagement Increases productivity Drives company loyalty Attracts globally-aware Millennials

When augmenting the benefits package for your organization, it’s natural to focus on traditional perks that employees have come to expect: PTO, health insurance, and maybe a tuition assistance credit here or there. But if you’re looking for creative and effective ways to stimulate employee engagement while also driving business results, you’ll want to consider the powerful impact of offering language-learning opportunities. Where’s the connection? And how can you reproduce these benefits within your organization? This playbook offers a deeper look at why language learning has such a positive influence on employee engagement and business performance, as well as step-by-step instructions for implementing a language-learning program in your organization.

The employee engagement survey can be a powerful force for consistent, positive change. This guide provides a more insightful and actionable approach to employee engagement, including a framework for designing and implementing pulse programs. The ideas inside come from decades of engagement survey and organizational development (OD) experience.

When building an employee engagement survey, one question outweighs all others: How can the results be made as actionable as possible? This white paper explores new approaches being leveraged by enterprises today.

What is employee engagement? It’s not just a buzzword. It’s also not the same as employee happiness or satisfaction. True employee engagement is an employee’s emotional commitment to the company and its goals.

Social connectedness is essential to employee health. The need for social connections in ingrained in us from the day we are born. What’s more, humans are known to be naturally social animals and need to have relationships with others, both in our personal lives and in the workplace. But where did this desire for social connectedness come from, and what does it really mean for employees’ health and wellness? Download our white paper, “Social connectedness: The secret to employee health and happiness” to learn: • The science behind social connectedness • How social behaviors impact our health and the workplace • How to incorporate social technology into your wellness program You’ll also receive key takeaways on driving social engagement in your wellness program.

Explore this e-book to find out how blending formal and informal learning via collaboration can help your organization in the following areas: Overcoming the Economics of Learning Creating a Culture of Learning Enhancing Employee Engagement

The use of social media has exploded in the last several years.

The use of social media has exploded in the last several years.