The document addresses the challenge of employee engagement, noting that engaged employees contribute significantly to a company's success and retention. It highlights that only 28.9% of millennials are engaged and emphasizes a growing concern around workplace culture and engagement, which saw a jump from 26% to 50% in importance. Additionally, engaged employees are 87% less likely to leave, prompting two-thirds of HR respondents to update their engagement strategies.

1. Tackling the Employee
Engagement Challenge
MAY 2015: EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT
Building and retaining a team of dedicated employees is a critical challenge for companies of all
sizes. Engaged employees help grow a company’s bottom line, but business leaders need to give
those employees compelling reasons to stay. As organizations invest in strategies to foster an
engaged workforce, here are several survey results to keep in mind.—By Judith Aquino and Lorri Cosentino
Millennials are
the least engaged
group, at 28.9%.
The proportion of respondents citing culture
and engagement as a “very important”
issue nearly doubled from
26% to 50% between
2014 and 2015.
Roughly 70% of
U.S. workers are not
engaged at work.
Highly engaged
employees were 87%
less likely to leave their
companies than
their disengaged
counterparts.
Two-thirds (66%) of HR respondents
reported that they are updating
their engagement and
retention strategies.
— Source: Gallup
— Source: Deloitte’s 2015 Global Human
Capital Trends report
— Source: Gallup
— Source: Corporate
Leadership Council
— Source: Deloitte’s 2015 Global
Human Capital Trends report