The document discusses public restrooms and employee engagement. It notes that public restrooms are often dirty with paper on the floors and love letters written on stall doors. Only 45% of employees are engaged at work while 26% are actively disengaged. It suggests asking employees questions like how their job could be improved and what clients are saying to increase engagement.

1. Rachel MatthewsIt’s the
Little things

2. Where’s
The
Restroom

3. Public
Restroom

4. Dirty
Restroom

5. Pine sole
Smell

6. Love Letters
On Stall Door

7. Paper
Everywhere

8. Engaged
Employees
29%
26%
Actively
Disengaged
Workforce
Engaged
45%
Not
Engaged

9. Emma
Bridger
UK's leading employee
engagement experts

10. Toyota’s
Success

11. Andre Lavoie
CEO Clear company
• If you were in my shoes, what would you change
tomorrow? Why?
• What are you hearing clients (or customers) say about
our business?
• What do you enjoy most about your job? Least?
• How can I help you be more successful?

12. Picture
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edinburgh-more-than-glasgow/
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engagement/part-1/
https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/246556
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%20in%20Glasgow%20Ky&image=http://jpatdyer.com/daily/wp-
content/uploads/2013/08/20130816_154503-1024x768.jpg
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here-are-5-places-germier-than-your-toilet-seat