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THE BESTMEASURE OFEMPLOYEEEXPERIENCE

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“How can HR best measureemployee experience and wellnessto support engagement andperformance?”

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WELCOME TOWORKSHOP 2 INTHE "RESIL IENCEAT WORK" SERIES:

The Best Measure OfEmployee Experience

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This series of shortworkshop presentationsexplore key topics ofengagement, performanceand resilience at work tosupport your business casefor new Wellnessinitiatives.

Enjoy,Gavriel ShawResilienceMentor.com

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LET’S CUT STRAIGHTTO THE CHASE:

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THE BUSINESS PURPOSE OFIMPROVING EMPLOYEE EXPERIENCEIS TO INCREASE ENGAGEMENT FORSUSTAINABLE H IGH PERFORMANCE.

AS SUCH:

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THE ULT IMATE BUSINESS MEASUREOF EMPLOYEE EXPERIENCE,SATISFACTION AND WELLBEING ISENGAGEMENT ITSELF .

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- “The Employee Experience, How To Attract Talent, Retain Top

Performers, and Drive Results”

“The data are unambiguous: organisations withengaged workforces are more profitable, enjoygreater growth, and win the battle to keep the

most talented personnel.”

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Study of 50 global companies conducted by Towers-

Watson (2012, 2014) shows average performance

increase within high engagement companies.

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22% higher profitability, 61% lower staff turnover, 37% lower absenteeism,

48% fewer safety incidents and 41% lower quality defects.

Gallup 2015 found that engagement levels arelinked to 12 key performance indicators: including

absenteeism, safety, turnover, productivity andprofitability.

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What are you currently doing to

support employee engagement?

How well is it working at this time?

topicworkshop

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Towers-Watson 2014 Global Workforce Study

“Sadly, barely 1 in 4 employees(24%) are engaged on the job”

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U.S. Gallup research

“Only 29% of the workforce is positively engaged (i.e.,loyal, enthusiastic, and productive).”

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Why aren’t employeesmore engaged? What is at the heart ofsustainable positiveengagement? And what can HR focuson to achieveunprecedented levels ofengagement?

GETTING TOTHE ROOT OFTHE PROBLEM:

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KEY INFLUENCERS ONEMPLOYEE SATISFACTION

Job: Workload and Environment.

Manager: Recognition, feedback and mutual respect.

Teamwork: Coworker relationships and team

culture.

Compensation: Fairness, transparency of pay

determination and competitiveness.

Advancement: Career development prospects and

clarity.

(Cited by major studies including Job Descriptive Index, Minnesota Satisfaction

Questionnaire, Michigan Organizational Assessment Questionnaire Job Satisfaction Scale.)

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Having identified engagement asthe ultimate measure of employeeexperience and satisfaction, let’s

explore options for improvingengagement in the next session.

Proceed To Session 3: 

How To Achieve Unprecedented Levels Of

Employee Engagement

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Access our white paper:Resilience At Work, for thecomplete picture on which theseworkshops are based.

WHITE PAPER

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