Human Resource Management is an accession towards employee staffing which
distinguishes peoples as a credit (human capital) whose existing financial worth sounds steady
and whose expected appraisal can be appreciated with help of investment. Human Resource
Management guides to manage an Food Fiesta and its employees for the need to them to accord
eloquently in the overall productivity of an Food Fiesta. In the terms of a common man the
management of workforce of any Food Fiesta is stated as Human Resource Management. The
term Employee Engagement often cited as “Worker Engagement” is a theory of business
management which implies the extent to which employees think, feel, and act in ways that
represent high levels of commitment to their Food Fiesta. Engaged employees are motivated to
contribute 100% of their knowledge, skills, and abilities to help their Food Fiesta succeed. They
care deeply about their company, want to contribute to its success, and regularly have peak
experiences at work
This document discusses employee engagement and strategies to improve it. It begins by defining employee engagement and explaining its importance for retaining talented workers. It then discusses challenges to engagement like it not always leading directly to productivity. Several factors that influence engagement are outlined, both internal like job responsibilities and growth opportunities, and external like competing career options. Finally, it describes strategies organizations can use to boost engagement, such as recognition of good work, providing motivation, and leadership opportunities.
The document discusses employee engagement at an automotive company in India. It provides background on employee engagement and defines engaged, not engaged, and actively disengaged. It then summarizes the company profile, objectives of a study on employee engagement activities, research methodology used, and key findings. Findings show most employees are satisfied with engagement activities but few are given opportunities to provide suggestions. Suggestions include giving employees more decision authority, encouraging idea sharing, improving relationships through activities, and conducting regular surveys to understand changing needs.
This document analyzes and compares the employee engagement practices of McDonalds and Marriot Hotels in the UK. It finds that both companies take employee engagement seriously and implement different strategies tailored to their business needs, with McDonalds focusing more on reward-based strategies and Marriot emphasizing employee empowerment and transparency. Overall, the analysis concludes that there is no single right approach and that the key is for organizations to prioritize employee engagement.
We recently supported a leading management consulting firm revamp their employee engagement value proposition. We did this is less than 24 hours and the client loved the results!
This document discusses various ways to improve employee engagement and performance, including arranging meetings to discuss goals, fostering a positive work culture and unique office environment, encouraging employees to speak up, holding fun events, giving employees recognition and visibility, fostering friendship in the workplace, providing regular feedback, encouraging innovation, offering incentives and benefits, and allowing remote work opportunities. The overall aim is to motivate employees and improve productivity, retention, and the workplace culture.
Employee engagement challenges and opportunitiesNandu Warrier
This document discusses employee engagement challenges and opportunities. It notes that engagement is important to reduce unwanted attrition and protect productivity. Several statistics are presented regarding the level of engagement among employees in different countries. Key issues that impact engagement are identified, such as the relationship between leaders and employees. The importance of communication, trust, and building confidence between managers and their teams are explored. Metrics for measuring engagement and the role of HR are also examined. Overall, the document aims to understand what drives engagement and how organizations can improve it.
Talent is Here to Stay: Best Practices for Employee EngagementCornerstone OnDemand
The million dollar question these days for HR is: how can companies keeping employees engaged over the long-term? It's not just about perks and benefits - check out these creative must-do's for building employee engagement at your organization.
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Executive Briefing on the value of Employee Engagement and the dangers of dis-engaged and un-engaged employees. Contact Lighthouse Leadership Solutions at 800-592-6510 to learn how we can help you engage your employees.
This document discusses employee engagement and strategies to improve it. It begins by defining employee engagement and explaining its importance for retaining talented workers. It then discusses challenges to engagement like it not always leading directly to productivity. Several factors that influence engagement are outlined, both internal like job responsibilities and growth opportunities, and external like competing career options. Finally, it describes strategies organizations can use to boost engagement, such as recognition of good work, providing motivation, and leadership opportunities.
The document discusses employee engagement at an automotive company in India. It provides background on employee engagement and defines engaged, not engaged, and actively disengaged. It then summarizes the company profile, objectives of a study on employee engagement activities, research methodology used, and key findings. Findings show most employees are satisfied with engagement activities but few are given opportunities to provide suggestions. Suggestions include giving employees more decision authority, encouraging idea sharing, improving relationships through activities, and conducting regular surveys to understand changing needs.
This document analyzes and compares the employee engagement practices of McDonalds and Marriot Hotels in the UK. It finds that both companies take employee engagement seriously and implement different strategies tailored to their business needs, with McDonalds focusing more on reward-based strategies and Marriot emphasizing employee empowerment and transparency. Overall, the analysis concludes that there is no single right approach and that the key is for organizations to prioritize employee engagement.
We recently supported a leading management consulting firm revamp their employee engagement value proposition. We did this is less than 24 hours and the client loved the results!
This document discusses various ways to improve employee engagement and performance, including arranging meetings to discuss goals, fostering a positive work culture and unique office environment, encouraging employees to speak up, holding fun events, giving employees recognition and visibility, fostering friendship in the workplace, providing regular feedback, encouraging innovation, offering incentives and benefits, and allowing remote work opportunities. The overall aim is to motivate employees and improve productivity, retention, and the workplace culture.
Employee engagement challenges and opportunitiesNandu Warrier
This document discusses employee engagement challenges and opportunities. It notes that engagement is important to reduce unwanted attrition and protect productivity. Several statistics are presented regarding the level of engagement among employees in different countries. Key issues that impact engagement are identified, such as the relationship between leaders and employees. The importance of communication, trust, and building confidence between managers and their teams are explored. Metrics for measuring engagement and the role of HR are also examined. Overall, the document aims to understand what drives engagement and how organizations can improve it.
Talent is Here to Stay: Best Practices for Employee EngagementCornerstone OnDemand
The million dollar question these days for HR is: how can companies keeping employees engaged over the long-term? It's not just about perks and benefits - check out these creative must-do's for building employee engagement at your organization.
For more information, visit www.csod.com.
Executive Briefing on the value of Employee Engagement and the dangers of dis-engaged and un-engaged employees. Contact Lighthouse Leadership Solutions at 800-592-6510 to learn how we can help you engage your employees.
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Employee engagement strategies and practicesadigaskell
This document discusses strategies for improving employee engagement. It begins by providing background on the Institute for Corporate Productivity (i4cp) and its research focusing on identifying best practices of high-performing organizations. The executive summary then outlines key strategies used by high-performing organizations to increase engagement, including aligning culture, strategy, and performance; promoting a culture where employees understand goals and feel empowered; measuring the impact of engagement on business results; and including engagement in manager performance reviews. The document provides examples from companies like 3M and Rio Tinto that have successfully implemented these engagement strategies.
The document contains a report on measuring employee engagement at a steel manufacturing company. It includes a survey of a factory supervisor to gather data on engagement related to their job, coworkers, superior, department and company. The data is then analyzed which found high levels of emotional attachment and involvement among employees who felt their work was important and they had opportunities to grow. Areas for further improvement were not identified.
Best practice employee engagement strategies 23 october 2014Charles Cotter, PhD
The document outlines best practice strategies for employee engagement presented by Charles Cotter. It defines employee engagement and discusses Gallup survey findings showing only 29% of US employees are engaged. Three key strategies for improving engagement are selecting the right people and managers, developing employees' strengths, and enhancing employees' well-being. Organizations that deeply integrate engagement into their strategy, accountability, communication, and development see the most benefit.
The document summarizes key aspects of employee engagement including definitions, benefits, and strategies for building an engaged workforce. It discusses employee engagement measures like intellectual, affective, and social engagement. Benefits include improved performance, innovation, and retention. Building engagement requires strong leadership, manager support, employee voice, integrity, and fairness. While engagement often has positives, studies find it can potentially lead to burnout. The document also reviews employee engagement in Pakistan and references from Forbes, Harvard Business Review, and other sources.
This document is a project report submitted by Sushila Pal for the partial fulfillment of an MBA degree. The report focuses on employee engagement and was conducted under the supervision of Mr. BN Sharma. The report includes an introduction, literature review on employee engagement, research aims and objectives, methodology used which involved distributing surveys, findings and analysis of the survey results, and conclusions. The surveys were distributed to employees at Topaz service stations in South Dublin to evaluate and measure levels of engagement.
The document discusses employee engagement at Larsen & Toubro Kansbahal Works. There are three aspects of employee engagement: individual psychology, employer conditions, and employee interactions. Engagement is important to achieve high performance, commitment, trust, loyalty and business growth. Employees were surveyed and categorized as highly engaged, engaged, or disengaged. The survey found areas needing improvement included training, career opportunities, recognition, mentorship, and relationship with the company. Recommendations included identifying training needs, promoting career challenges, recognizing top performers, and fostering commitment through mentors.
The document discusses many challenges facing businesses today, including rapid changes in technology and workforce expectations. Key issues include the need to engage employees and adapt management styles to keep talented workers committed. High employee engagement is linked to higher productivity, profits and retention, while disengagement costs businesses significantly. The document emphasizes the importance of communication, motivation, and creating a sense of well-being for employees.
This document discusses measuring and maintaining employee engagement. It begins by examining the challenges in defining and measuring engagement, noting that some see it more as a feeling than something strictly quantifiable. It then reviews different engagement surveys and their focuses, such as levels of engagement or key drivers. The document warns that surveys only provide part of the picture and notes other approaches like those from positive psychology. Finally, it discusses measuring the impact of engagement initiatives and using engagement levels over time as a metric to assess success.
This document provides an overview of a study investigating employee engagement in a UK-based retail organization. It begins with an introduction to employee engagement and its importance. It then discusses the research rationale, aim, objectives, and questions. The plan of work is outlined which will include literature review, methodology, findings, and conclusions. A literature review is then presented covering definitions of employee engagement, frameworks for measuring engagement, benefits of engagement for employees and employers, key responsibilities in building engagement, and important enablers of engagement such as leadership, managers, and leadership/management development. Key points are made about the relationship between engagement and organizational performance.
This document summarizes a presentation on conducting employee surveys and taking action on the results. It discusses the benefits of surveys for getting employee feedback, the importance of creating action plans to address issues raised, and how to develop effective action plans. It emphasizes that only 35% of employees believe their survey will result in real change and that organizations must act on survey results to improve engagement and retain talent. The presentation provides tools and best practices for analyzing survey data, developing action plans, communicating changes to employees, and measuring the impact of action plans.
This presentation describes employee engagement, the three inclinations employees have towward being engaged, a spectrum of engagement, eight factors that affect engagement levels, and information about surveys and the correlation between engagement - personal behaviors - business results.
The HR Managers Guide to Employee EngagementSage HRMS
How can your company increase employee engagement and retain top performers? In this guide, we will examine some current statistics about employee engagement, show how employee engagement affects companies’ financial performance, and provide tips to effectively increase employee engagement at your company.
This presentation is about Employee Engagement Survey process and how it is carried out in the organisation. This presentation takes demo figures for understanding of the presentation
Employees who are highly engaged are the best asset for an organization. Engaged employees are fully committed to their work, interested, and able to focus their attention and inspiration on doing their best. In today's competitive global business environment, companies must compete internationally and focus on creativity and innovation to be leaders in their industries. Both human and non-human assets are crucial for companies to continue operating successfully in the long run, but human capital is becoming more important because employees generate ideas and drive companies forward through their work. There are different types of employee engagement, including attitudinal, behavioral, and trait-based engagement, and engagement is determined by both individual employee characteristics and the organizational environment.
This document discusses employee engagement, including its definition, importance, drivers, and frameworks. It defines engagement as an employee's positive emotional attachment and commitment to their job, colleagues, and organization. Engaged employees are more productive and the document outlines several drivers that can increase engagement, such as clear expectations, career development opportunities, and quality relationships. It also describes five frameworks that organizations use to define and measure engagement, focusing on factors like involvement, commitment, and finding meaning in one's work.
Juice Inc. Five Drivers of Employee Engagement White PaperCrista Renner
This document discusses the role of emotional motivators in employee performance. It identifies five core "drivers" that are crucial for engaging and energizing employees: belonging, security, freedom, significance, and purpose. These drivers help fulfill deeper psychological states and produce feelings within employees like being valued, inspired, supported and clear. Research from various studies is cited showing that feelings are the primary motivator for employees and impact engagement, productivity, adaptability to change, and overall performance. The role of leaders is to prime good feelings in employees. When organizations fulfill these core emotional needs, employees feel more energized to perform at higher levels.
The document discusses building an employee engagement strategy. It defines engagement as emotional and intellectual commitment to an organization based on saying positive things about it, wanting to stay, and being willing to work hard. Most employees are disengaged or actively disengaged, costing the economy billions annually. The top drivers of engagement are senior management interest, challenging work, decision-making authority, customer focus, and career advancement. An effective strategy integrates programs to impact employees, customers and business results. It should create a campaign using tools like the Gallup Q12, link engagement to outcomes like retention, productivity and profitability, and continuously measure effectiveness.
Webinar best practices in creating employee engagementPayScale, Inc.
Engaged employees are driven towards higher performance and productivity which ultimately drives organizational results.
With nearly 60% of respondents of the 2015 Compensation Best Practices Report citing retention as a top concern, how can engagement improve intent to stay with your organization? Join Jessica Webster and Mykkah Herner as they look at the role compensation plays in engaging employees.
Attend this webinar and learn:
- The link between engagement, performance, and compensation
- Critical drivers of engagement
- How to increase the perception of fairness of pay within your organization
This document discusses employee management and engagement. It defines employee engagement as the commitment that employees feel toward their organization's goals and values. Highly engaged employees care about their company's success and regularly go above and beyond in their work. The document then discusses how Food Fiesta, a sweets and biscuits producer, engages its employees through recognition programs, developing personal relationships, increasing responsibility, training and skills development, feedback, and transparency. Barriers to engagement like lack of leadership and unimplemented ideas are also covered. Finally, the document outlines steps to promote engagement, such as clear goals, feedback, and development opportunities.
This document presents a proposal to strengthen employee engagement and involvement at Raspberry Pi Foundation. It defines engagement as commitment to organizational values and discretionary effort, while involvement refers to identifying with one's job role. The organization should focus on constantly communicating its mission and values to involve employees, and improving relationships between managers and employees through feedback mechanisms. This will increase employee satisfaction, commitment, and performance. Strategies for career development and compensation can further boost engagement. Engaged employees are more productive, loyal, and cooperative, which benefits the organization. The proposal recommends ongoing assessment and refinement of engagement strategies.
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Employee engagement strategies and practicesadigaskell
This document discusses strategies for improving employee engagement. It begins by providing background on the Institute for Corporate Productivity (i4cp) and its research focusing on identifying best practices of high-performing organizations. The executive summary then outlines key strategies used by high-performing organizations to increase engagement, including aligning culture, strategy, and performance; promoting a culture where employees understand goals and feel empowered; measuring the impact of engagement on business results; and including engagement in manager performance reviews. The document provides examples from companies like 3M and Rio Tinto that have successfully implemented these engagement strategies.
The document contains a report on measuring employee engagement at a steel manufacturing company. It includes a survey of a factory supervisor to gather data on engagement related to their job, coworkers, superior, department and company. The data is then analyzed which found high levels of emotional attachment and involvement among employees who felt their work was important and they had opportunities to grow. Areas for further improvement were not identified.
Best practice employee engagement strategies 23 october 2014Charles Cotter, PhD
The document outlines best practice strategies for employee engagement presented by Charles Cotter. It defines employee engagement and discusses Gallup survey findings showing only 29% of US employees are engaged. Three key strategies for improving engagement are selecting the right people and managers, developing employees' strengths, and enhancing employees' well-being. Organizations that deeply integrate engagement into their strategy, accountability, communication, and development see the most benefit.
The document summarizes key aspects of employee engagement including definitions, benefits, and strategies for building an engaged workforce. It discusses employee engagement measures like intellectual, affective, and social engagement. Benefits include improved performance, innovation, and retention. Building engagement requires strong leadership, manager support, employee voice, integrity, and fairness. While engagement often has positives, studies find it can potentially lead to burnout. The document also reviews employee engagement in Pakistan and references from Forbes, Harvard Business Review, and other sources.
This document is a project report submitted by Sushila Pal for the partial fulfillment of an MBA degree. The report focuses on employee engagement and was conducted under the supervision of Mr. BN Sharma. The report includes an introduction, literature review on employee engagement, research aims and objectives, methodology used which involved distributing surveys, findings and analysis of the survey results, and conclusions. The surveys were distributed to employees at Topaz service stations in South Dublin to evaluate and measure levels of engagement.
The document discusses employee engagement at Larsen & Toubro Kansbahal Works. There are three aspects of employee engagement: individual psychology, employer conditions, and employee interactions. Engagement is important to achieve high performance, commitment, trust, loyalty and business growth. Employees were surveyed and categorized as highly engaged, engaged, or disengaged. The survey found areas needing improvement included training, career opportunities, recognition, mentorship, and relationship with the company. Recommendations included identifying training needs, promoting career challenges, recognizing top performers, and fostering commitment through mentors.
The document discusses many challenges facing businesses today, including rapid changes in technology and workforce expectations. Key issues include the need to engage employees and adapt management styles to keep talented workers committed. High employee engagement is linked to higher productivity, profits and retention, while disengagement costs businesses significantly. The document emphasizes the importance of communication, motivation, and creating a sense of well-being for employees.
This document discusses measuring and maintaining employee engagement. It begins by examining the challenges in defining and measuring engagement, noting that some see it more as a feeling than something strictly quantifiable. It then reviews different engagement surveys and their focuses, such as levels of engagement or key drivers. The document warns that surveys only provide part of the picture and notes other approaches like those from positive psychology. Finally, it discusses measuring the impact of engagement initiatives and using engagement levels over time as a metric to assess success.
This document provides an overview of a study investigating employee engagement in a UK-based retail organization. It begins with an introduction to employee engagement and its importance. It then discusses the research rationale, aim, objectives, and questions. The plan of work is outlined which will include literature review, methodology, findings, and conclusions. A literature review is then presented covering definitions of employee engagement, frameworks for measuring engagement, benefits of engagement for employees and employers, key responsibilities in building engagement, and important enablers of engagement such as leadership, managers, and leadership/management development. Key points are made about the relationship between engagement and organizational performance.
This document summarizes a presentation on conducting employee surveys and taking action on the results. It discusses the benefits of surveys for getting employee feedback, the importance of creating action plans to address issues raised, and how to develop effective action plans. It emphasizes that only 35% of employees believe their survey will result in real change and that organizations must act on survey results to improve engagement and retain talent. The presentation provides tools and best practices for analyzing survey data, developing action plans, communicating changes to employees, and measuring the impact of action plans.
This presentation describes employee engagement, the three inclinations employees have towward being engaged, a spectrum of engagement, eight factors that affect engagement levels, and information about surveys and the correlation between engagement - personal behaviors - business results.
The HR Managers Guide to Employee EngagementSage HRMS
How can your company increase employee engagement and retain top performers? In this guide, we will examine some current statistics about employee engagement, show how employee engagement affects companies’ financial performance, and provide tips to effectively increase employee engagement at your company.
This presentation is about Employee Engagement Survey process and how it is carried out in the organisation. This presentation takes demo figures for understanding of the presentation
Employees who are highly engaged are the best asset for an organization. Engaged employees are fully committed to their work, interested, and able to focus their attention and inspiration on doing their best. In today's competitive global business environment, companies must compete internationally and focus on creativity and innovation to be leaders in their industries. Both human and non-human assets are crucial for companies to continue operating successfully in the long run, but human capital is becoming more important because employees generate ideas and drive companies forward through their work. There are different types of employee engagement, including attitudinal, behavioral, and trait-based engagement, and engagement is determined by both individual employee characteristics and the organizational environment.
This document discusses employee engagement, including its definition, importance, drivers, and frameworks. It defines engagement as an employee's positive emotional attachment and commitment to their job, colleagues, and organization. Engaged employees are more productive and the document outlines several drivers that can increase engagement, such as clear expectations, career development opportunities, and quality relationships. It also describes five frameworks that organizations use to define and measure engagement, focusing on factors like involvement, commitment, and finding meaning in one's work.
Juice Inc. Five Drivers of Employee Engagement White PaperCrista Renner
This document discusses the role of emotional motivators in employee performance. It identifies five core "drivers" that are crucial for engaging and energizing employees: belonging, security, freedom, significance, and purpose. These drivers help fulfill deeper psychological states and produce feelings within employees like being valued, inspired, supported and clear. Research from various studies is cited showing that feelings are the primary motivator for employees and impact engagement, productivity, adaptability to change, and overall performance. The role of leaders is to prime good feelings in employees. When organizations fulfill these core emotional needs, employees feel more energized to perform at higher levels.
The document discusses building an employee engagement strategy. It defines engagement as emotional and intellectual commitment to an organization based on saying positive things about it, wanting to stay, and being willing to work hard. Most employees are disengaged or actively disengaged, costing the economy billions annually. The top drivers of engagement are senior management interest, challenging work, decision-making authority, customer focus, and career advancement. An effective strategy integrates programs to impact employees, customers and business results. It should create a campaign using tools like the Gallup Q12, link engagement to outcomes like retention, productivity and profitability, and continuously measure effectiveness.
Webinar best practices in creating employee engagementPayScale, Inc.
Engaged employees are driven towards higher performance and productivity which ultimately drives organizational results.
With nearly 60% of respondents of the 2015 Compensation Best Practices Report citing retention as a top concern, how can engagement improve intent to stay with your organization? Join Jessica Webster and Mykkah Herner as they look at the role compensation plays in engaging employees.
Attend this webinar and learn:
- The link between engagement, performance, and compensation
- Critical drivers of engagement
- How to increase the perception of fairness of pay within your organization
This document discusses employee management and engagement. It defines employee engagement as the commitment that employees feel toward their organization's goals and values. Highly engaged employees care about their company's success and regularly go above and beyond in their work. The document then discusses how Food Fiesta, a sweets and biscuits producer, engages its employees through recognition programs, developing personal relationships, increasing responsibility, training and skills development, feedback, and transparency. Barriers to engagement like lack of leadership and unimplemented ideas are also covered. Finally, the document outlines steps to promote engagement, such as clear goals, feedback, and development opportunities.
This document presents a proposal to strengthen employee engagement and involvement at Raspberry Pi Foundation. It defines engagement as commitment to organizational values and discretionary effort, while involvement refers to identifying with one's job role. The organization should focus on constantly communicating its mission and values to involve employees, and improving relationships between managers and employees through feedback mechanisms. This will increase employee satisfaction, commitment, and performance. Strategies for career development and compensation can further boost engagement. Engaged employees are more productive, loyal, and cooperative, which benefits the organization. The proposal recommends ongoing assessment and refinement of engagement strategies.
Running Head BUSINESS MANAGEMENT. 1BUSINESS M.docxjoellemurphey
Running Head: BUSINESS MANAGEMENT. 1
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT. 11
Business Management
Christina Rothstein
Edward Green
April 10, 2015
Dunn’s vision for the organization/ Organizations purpose and goals
The vision for the organization is to increase customer satisfaction. Customer satisfaction will be increased by providing better quality products, offering quick services, offering a wide range of products in the product portfolio as well as being friendly and hospitable to customers. Increase the companies’ sales and profits are also other visions for the company. Sales and profits will be increased by providing customer satisfaction, providing multiple products and services, selling affordable products as well as keeping costs low. The company will also make plans to compete better. Competing better can be achieved by selling affordable products, advertising as well as providing high quality products and services. The company also has a vision of expanding into the food business by purchasing George’s Deli all while including George on this vision as well as his employees. Being able to incorporate George into the plans and structure as well as the employees is key to the success of purchasing the Deli and making it all work. Purchasing the Deli will offer customer foods and drinks under the Dunn’s Ski Emporium brand. Sales as well as profits will increase. The company will also have a much larger workforce as well as be able to compete better by offering Ski services as well as foods and drinks under a single brand.
How can Dunn become a better Leader
John Kotter in his article, "What Leaders Really Do" makes the following statement: "Managers promote stability while leaders press for change, and only organizations that embrace both sides of the contradiction can thrive in turbulent times” (Kotter, 1999). To be a better leader, communication skills with employees are required. Communication allows one to communicate the day to day takes that are to be carried out within the organization to employees. Communication
will thus involve interacting with workers as well as being able to deal with critical issues such as employee conflicts. Being able to communicate well with George and his employees and getting them to follow Dunn will be a big challenge but that is what a leader does. Leaders also need to communicate the vision, objectives as well as goals to his/her employees especially to new employees that have recently started working for the organization (Justin at. el. 2011).
To become a leader, one has to have a vision for his company. In our case, the vision for the company is to provide customer satisfaction, increasing company sales as well as profits, competing better as well as expanding into the food business. Vision allows companies to move forward.
Organizational Structure/Culture
A leader can also be better by providing the right leadership style to his/her employees. By providi ...
Employee Retention Strategies to Survive the Great ResignationKashish Trivedi
Onboarding reflects what your company is and ultimately leaves the first impression on new employees. A report indicates a 2.6 times increase in job satisfaction among new employees when they have a positive onboarding experience.
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Extra steps need to be taken to make sure employees joining remotely feel integrated into their team. To achieve this, you could implement a virtual onboarding program that may utilize internal bots to help facilitate a more seamless connection within your team. Check for chatbot pricing and integrate an employee engagement bot within your onboarding activities to encourage icebreaker conversations.
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Attrition Control and Retention Strategies for Changing times.pptAshrafUC1
The document discusses attrition control and retention strategies for changing times. It begins by outlining common reasons why employees leave such as money, stress, lack of career growth, and problems with management. To address attrition, the document recommends conducting exit interviews and surveys to understand reasons for resignations. It then provides various retention tools like offering competitive compensation and benefits, training managers, establishing career paths, implementing employee engagement practices, and fostering a fun work culture. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of effective human resource practices and policies to retain employees.
This document provides an overview of employee retention and the healthcare industry in India. It discusses that employee retention involves encouraging employees to remain with an organization. Retaining key employees is critical for long-term success. The healthcare industry in India includes hospitals, health insurance, medical software/equipment, and pharmacies. It is growing rapidly due to rising incomes and health awareness. Factors attracting corporations to healthcare include recognition as an industry, socioeconomic changes, brand development, and the opening of the insurance sector. The document then discusses characteristics of the service industry like intangibility and perishability as they relate to hospitals.
The Keys to Corporate Responsibility Employee EngagementSustainable Brands
PwC recently found that employees who participate in its CR programs have a 5% higher retention rate, with a value of $165 million to the company. In this report, PwC shows how it uses a common corporate tool, the Plan-Do-Check-Adjust (PDCA) Cycle to engage employees, and the Employee Engagement Index (EEI) to measure engagement.
Attrition control and retention strategies for changing timesPranav Kumar Ojha
The document discusses attrition control and retention strategies for changing times. It identifies common reasons for employee attrition such as money, career growth opportunities, and stressful work environments. The document recommends conducting exit interviews and surveys to understand attrition causes. It then provides 14 retention tools for changing times, such as offering competitive compensation and benefits, training managers, establishing clear career paths, implementing employee engagement practices, and fostering a fun work culture. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of effective human resource management practices and policies to control attrition and enhance employee retention.
Running head PROPOSAL 1PROPOSAL4Proposal .docxjeanettehully
Running head: PROPOSAL 1
PROPOSAL4
Proposal for Organizational Learning Issues
Penny Williams
HRM 562: Developing a Learning Organization
Dr. Allan Beck
August 26, 2019
Proposal for Organizational Learning Issues
All firms tend to face a wide range of challenges. These challenges hinder the effective delivery of services and objectives. In the organization transition management, some specific concerns in ABC Company have risen threatening the existential integrity of the organization. It is important to note that all firms have goals that determine the courses of their operations. It is also critical to observe that within the organization and among the different ranks of the workers in ABC there are different levels of understanding when it comes to the organizational goals. A good example to illustrate this disparity is the fact that the executives and the top management may understand or have a clear sight of the destination while the junior workers have a hazy blurred sight of the target. In fact, some might not even goals at all. As a result, these workers will operate like rudderless ships and consequently there is a loss of focus and poor productivity in general (Cameron & Green, 2017).
Secondly, different firms have different training systems tasked with the primary role of preparing the workers to tackle their tasks and enhance the achievement of the firm’s objectives r goals. In the case of ABC Company, it is vividly clear that the organization has a sophisticated training system that is preventing the firm from achieving human resource demands. In such circumstances, employees and staff fail to come to terms with the goals of training that the organization is championing for. This has had a tremendous impact on the quality of production. Finally, the is the lack of teamwork amongst workers. This is further fueled by the lack of understanding the importance as well as the value of teamwork which presents a concern with the best interest of the organization at heart. For ABC to develop and serve the proper functions and goals that are set out to be achieved, there must be an assessment of the concerns addressed to set up an avenue for better and prosperous organizational future.
With regard to the issues raised, it is recommended that the organization pioneers and invests in helping its workers understand the organizational goals of the workers across the different ranks. Most importantly the junior workers must show a clear understanding of the direction that the organization is striving to take as well as a pre-conceived destination or direction. The best approach to accomplish this is to improve communication channels and standards among the leaders of the firm and the employees. When leaders create a communication barrier between the administration and the workers which can be characterized as a one-way communication or a top to bottom type of communication, it becomes difficult for the provision of the reverse type o ...
This document discusses employee retention in organizations. It defines employee retention as measures taken to encourage employees to remain with an organization for as long as possible. Retaining key employees is important for long-term organizational success as it ensures customer satisfaction, productivity, and preservation of institutional knowledge. The document outlines some of the challenges of employee retention, such as the costs of replacing employees and the competitive job market. It stresses the importance of identifying employees' needs and developing tailored retention strategies to keep talented workers.
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Employee engagement programs are important for organizations to implement in order to directly and indirectly benefit the workforce and the organization. Direct benefits include happier and more satisfied employees who are safer, healthier, and have better work-life balance. This leads to improved productivity, customer experience, and loyalty. Indirect benefits are improved organizational reputation, customer loyalty, higher customer satisfaction scores, better sales/growth, profitability, stock price, and innovation. Implementing engagement programs helps drive positive business results and improves company culture by lowering attrition and increasing retention rates, attendance, and productivity.
This document discusses the importance of ongoing career conversations between managers and employees. It summarizes the findings of a global study on employee perceptions of career management. Some key points:
- Only 16% of employees report having regular career conversations with their managers. Managers often avoid these conversations due to lack of skills or fear of increased expectations.
- Career conversations are important for employee engagement, performance, retention, and developing the necessary skills for business success. When done well, they help align employee and organizational goals.
- The study outlines a model for effective career conversations that address important topics for employees like skills, development, goals, recognition, and future opportunities. Regular conversations are important for career management on both an individual
The document discusses the importance of ongoing career conversations between employees and managers. It notes that only 16% of employees currently have these conversations. Regular career conversations can boost employee engagement, performance, and retention. When done well, they help align employee and organizational goals and foster employee development. However, many managers avoid these conversations due to fears over unmet expectations, costs of promotions, and a lack of training in career coaching. The document argues that regular career conversations should be embedded in organizational culture to benefit both employees and companies.
This document discusses employee engagement and its importance for organizational success. It makes three key points:
1. Employee engagement has a direct correlation with improved financial results, customer satisfaction, productivity, and employee retention. It is a vital element for organizational survival.
2. There are three levels of employee engagement - actively disengaged, not engaged, and actively engaged. Actively engaged employees are strongly aligned with organizational goals and care about the company's success.
3. Establishing true employee engagement requires a comprehensive, strategic approach that creates lasting positive results. It encourages productive, dedicated employees who are invested in the company's success.
Employee engagement involves committing employees to an organization's business goals and values. It starts with managers clearly sharing business information and seeking employee input to improve the business. Engaged employees are fully committed to the organization's success. Engagement boosts business outcomes like higher service levels, safer workplaces, and lower turnover. Factors that boost engagement include achievement, camaraderie among coworkers, and fair treatment. Benefits of engagement include higher performance, innovation, advocacy, and lower absenteeism. The study aims to evaluate engagement practices at a software company and understand how to increase engagement.
Organizations seek to maximize the productivity and profitability of their staff !
Individuals seek satisfaction from their work !
If both can be achieved concurrently , there is a true Win-Win !
The impact of an ‘engaged’ workforce over an ‘unengaged’ one is dramatic
This document is a student project on the topic of employee retention. It includes a title page with the student's name and college information. It then has sections on the importance of employee retention, key factors in retention like compensation, growth opportunities, support, and relationships. It discusses retention strategies, myths, benefits of attrition, and success mantras. Later sections cover employee turnover, engagement, empowerment, and how to manage retention specifically for different industries and situations.
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Climate change is affecting the maritime sector in several ways. Rising sea levels and changes in erosion and sedimentation patterns are impacting ports and shipping channels. Melting polar ice caps are opening new shipping routes but also increasing risks in polar regions for inadequately prepared vessels. Climate change is also negatively impacting marine ecosystems and fish stocks, posing challenges for fisheries managers and the fishing industry. While some new opportunities may arise for the maritime sector through activities like Arctic shipping lanes and mineral exploitation, the sector will also face risks and need to make infrastructure changes to adapt.
This essay is prepared with an aim to investigate into the difficulties arises while dealing
with alcoholic patients in primary care in Europe. In this context, the researcher will evaluate the
issues concerned with doctors in tackling the psychological character of alcoholic patients.
Moreover, the discussion will provide how doctors motivate such patient to recover from their
lethal conditions. In spite of declining in the wine-producing nations, Europe remains the
province on the globe with largest production as well as consumption of alcoholic beverages
along with commensurately more levels of harm related to alcohol. In the survey of North
America it was found that over 4.5% of women and 23% of men are involved in the alcohol use
or dependence throughout their lifetime. The country is about the middle of the worldwide
league of intoxicating consumption. Thus, in all European Union’s member states the alcoholic
harms are considered as a major public health problem. The use of alcohol and its harm are
increasing sharply in the some recently independent regions of Eastern Europe.
Globalization, i.e. the mechanism of continuous integration of different economies of the
world, is strongly in progress all across the globe.Supported by heightenedtempo of
technological changes, by liberalization of trade and by rising significance of supranational
regulations, globalization has opened up the nations to a competition much more intense than
ever before (Globalization: A Brief Overview). Globalization mainly entails the spread of social,
economic and cultural viewpoints in all parts of the world. It also enables high level of
uniformity among various places due this spread. This has been possible because of greater
integration of nations through the growth of investments, international trade and free of flow of
capital.
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Computers are playing a key role in every individual’s life starting from kids to business
professionals. The new generation is very much familiar with computers and internet
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to human life and taking the life standard to a new extent. At present computers are being used in
every filed such as communication, education, transport, medical, science, etc. and plying vital
role in their development. Computers have made human’s life so easy and comfortable like never
before. Starting form communication to learning and shopping everything is so instant and easy.
But the impacts of technological developments are not only positive. There is a dark side too
which cannot be neglected while evaluating role of computers in human life.
In Sherman Alexie’s “The approximate size of my favorite tumor”. This story covers a
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and his wife Norma. Jimmy was suffering from cancer diseases but he does not have any fear of
it, he uses humor to clean his sufferings and enjoying his life. Her wife Norma who is warrior in
every sense of her word and shewas world champion of fry bread maker and loves only to things
first to fry bread and second to help the people.
This document discusses transformational leadership and its effectiveness in managing change. It begins with an introduction to leadership and its importance in organizations. There is then a section on transformational leadership, which encourages positive change among employees. This leadership style inspires employees and helps increase their potential through the leader's traits. The document also discusses how transformational leadership, with its components of idealized influence, individualized consideration, inspirational motivation, and intellectual stimulation, can help organizations improve performance and effectively manage change.
“Let dangers go; thy war shall be with me,but such a war, as breaks no bonds of peace”
This quote is by Thomas Kyd from the Spanish Tragedy. Bell-Imperia, an important
character in the Spanish Tragedy have spoken such lines to Horatio, who was her lover. With this
quote, she simply means that how she intends to love him. When speaking in regards with formal
level, as per Thomas, the passage reflects the love of parallelism, balance, oxymoron and
antithesis. This passage shows a sympathetic side to Bell-imperia. Earlier she was obsessed in
regards with the thoughts of revenge, but as if now, her intellect was very playful. Attributed
from the above passage, the current essay will discuss in brief in relation with the various
instances that has taken place in the Spanish tragedy story and their context in regards with
politics, psychology and physiology. Two other famous stories by William Shakespeare such as
Doctor Faustus and King Lear will also be explored in this report. All these plays have raised
certain gender and feminine issues, which will be discussed by the researcher in this subsequent
essay.
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Every living being either human or animal needs food for survival. It is very essential for
all to have proper diet, as it helps in growth of an individual. Thus, food can be defined as any
substance, may be plant origin or animal origin that is consumed by all to satisfy the nutritional
needs of the body. There are many types of food, which are a good source of different essential
nutrients such as fats, carbohydrates, vitamins, proteins, minerals, etc. It is consumed by all to
gain energy so that they can grow and maintain the life. Further, it also helps in repairing the
wounds of the body. Energy and nutrition contents of the food depend on the kind of food one
consumes, thus, efficiency of the body depends on the type of food consumed by a living being.
This present research study will focus on the importance of food in one’s life. It will assess why
it is must for a living being to intake different kind of food items. Moreover, it will also highlight
how mal-nutritious diet can affect the health and will draw light on the consequences of poor
diet. The last section of the report will conclude the topic.
Gay marriage is the most controversial topic of debate since its inception. Although, in recent times, many of the states have decided to accept and give reorganization to same sex marriage, yet today also many societies and religions are against this act. Many people consider
it to be a sin. Same sex marriage is not limited to just gay marriage; rather it ranges from unsanctioned, informal and fleeting relationship to highly ritualized bonds that have included marriage. Gay sex marriage or homosexual marriage is defined as sexual attraction of people towards one’s ownsex. Sexual attraction of man for man is termed as gay while sexual attraction of woman for woman is termed as lesbian. This discussion will try to understand the philosophy of Aristotle regarding happiness and will relate it to the position of gay marriage into the contemporary world.
Ever since I have started taking different self-analysis tools, I am able to learn divergent
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that has aided me to develop myself and acquire an increased knowledge with multiple
intelligence. Working with numerous information technology corporations have enhanced my
knowledge level and has aided in development of my own skills.
The self reflection essay here gives attention on assessing the primary strengths and
weaknesses that I would like to overcome. In context to this the contribution of MBA executive
programs in powering the strengths and at the same time it helps in to reduce weaknesses of
mine and also to develop increased skills as compared to others. The main strength that I possess
is in the area of managing contingency situations that arise in personal or professional life. This
ability I have derived is mainly from variety of industries, for instance working in a global
position where challenges related to communication barriers and many more used to arise. Those
conditions supported me to develop an attitude that information should be properly
communicated to each other and manage several challenges.
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LAND USE LAND COVER AND NDVI OF MIRZAPUR DISTRICT, UPRAHUL
This Dissertation explores the particular circumstances of Mirzapur, a region located in the
core of India. Mirzapur, with its varied terrains and abundant biodiversity, offers an optimal
environment for investigating the changes in vegetation cover dynamics. Our study utilizes
advanced technologies such as GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Remote sensing to
analyze the transformations that have taken place over the course of a decade.
The complex relationship between human activities and the environment has been the focus
of extensive research and worry. As the global community grapples with swift urbanization,
population expansion, and economic progress, the effects on natural ecosystems are becoming
more evident. A crucial element of this impact is the alteration of vegetation cover, which plays a
significant role in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of our planet.Land serves as the foundation for all human activities and provides the necessary materials for
these activities. As the most crucial natural resource, its utilization by humans results in different
'Land uses,' which are determined by both human activities and the physical characteristics of the
land.
The utilization of land is impacted by human needs and environmental factors. In countries
like India, rapid population growth and the emphasis on extensive resource exploitation can lead
to significant land degradation, adversely affecting the region's land cover.
Therefore, human intervention has significantly influenced land use patterns over many
centuries, evolving its structure over time and space. In the present era, these changes have
accelerated due to factors such as agriculture and urbanization. Information regarding land use and
cover is essential for various planning and management tasks related to the Earth's surface,
providing crucial environmental data for scientific, resource management, policy purposes, and
diverse human activities.
Accurate understanding of land use and cover is imperative for the development planning
of any area. Consequently, a wide range of professionals, including earth system scientists, land
and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
changes, conversion trends, and other related patterns. The spatial dimensions of land use and
cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
these patterns indicate shifts in economic and social conditions. Monitoring such changes with the
help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
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Introduction
Human Resource Management is an accession towards employee staffing which
distinguishes peoples as a credit (human capital) whose existing financial worth sounds steady
and whose expected appraisal can be appreciated with help of investment. Human Resource
Management guides to manage an Food Fiesta and its employees for the need to them to accord
eloquently in the overall productivity of an Food Fiesta. In the terms of a common man the
management of workforce of any Food Fiesta is stated as Human Resource Management. The
term Employee Engagement often cited as “Worker Engagement” is a theory of business
management which implies the extent to which employees think, feel, and act in ways that
represent high levels of commitment to their Food Fiesta. Engaged employees are motivated to
contribute 100% of their knowledge, skills, and abilities to help their Food Fiesta succeed. They
care deeply about their company, want to contribute to its success, and regularly have peak
experiences at work (Employee Involvement, 2013).
Engagement represents the motivational capital that exists within an individual, a unit, or
an Food Fiesta. It is a valuable resource that can boost company performance. Our research
shows that engagement is linked to a number of important business outcomes. In the below
reference we are discussing about Food Fiesta Food Fiesta which is famous for its sweet
products and savory biscuits. This Food Fiesta has a strength of around 1000 employees which
work together to deliver the best services as per the standard norms of the Food Fiesta
(Employee Involvement, 2013).
Employee Engagement:
Employee engagement is conceptual approaches which is crafted to confirm that every
worker is committed towards its Food Fiesta’s ethics and goals, and are being motivated to
success of Food Fiesta and at the same instance are also able to embellish their own thought of
self help. According to David Macleod “Employee Engagement is the process by which the Food
Fiesta encapsulates condition in the presence of which employees are able to propose their
competence and imagination (Jane, 2013). There are dissimilarities among attitude and behavior
and consequence in the agreements of Employee Engagement. A worker must carry a sense of
3. pride and adherence, and must be an immense scripter of his company to the clients or must
reach out of bounds to conclude any project (Shiksha, 2012).
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Benefits of Employee Engagement:
There are ample benefits of employee engagement in an Food Fiesta. Employee
Engagement provides advantages both to the Food Fiesta as well as the staff. When employees
are in state of engagement they are focused and inspired and it helps in increasing productivity of
the Food Fiesta. Secondly the competency level of employees is increased and experience can
bring soft skills in their nature which cannot be nurtured in any training environment. The
employee generates confidence through all phases of their lives and it makes then enthusiastic at
their jobs. Improvements can be visualized in segments such as communication, team formation,
analytical approach and solution of conflicts and issues and problem solution. Adjoining the
personal values of an employee with those of company can be a great inspiration for retention
process of an Food Fiesta. It also helps in enhancing a commitment to thorough development
introducing a feeling of pride. Investments in orientation programs result in sending a true
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4. impact that employee development is on high nodes within the Food Fiesta. Internal performers
can be identified and placed at higher or subsequent positions which could be done by any
emoluments or pays. Employees are able to identify much about various types of challenges and
what is the value of sustainability at work place. New talent and skills could be developed
through various training modes. The widened approach gets generated as peoples from various
nationalities, backgrounds and cultures meet all together and create lifelong bond. Leadership
can be developed through the Food Fiesta by identifying potential leaders. Various learning
solutions can be incorporated by hands on and meeting the experience persons. Vision from the
end of employee should be refreshing and stimulating (Robbins, 2003).
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Employee Engagement in Food Fiesta
As an Employee is vital part of any Food Fiesta same goes for Food Fiesta which is a leading
sweets and savory biscuits producer not apart from it. The policies which are practiced in Food
Fiesta for employee engagement are shared and discussed here.
1. Appreciation and Awards for the respective Employee: In Food Fiesta stress is focused
on recognizing and rewarding those employees who have been outstanding performers
and have contributed in growth of the Food Fiesta. The management here has tried to
develop a more personal relationship and has tried to bring in which manner the
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5. employee wishes to reward to accelerate employee engagement (Mitchell and Jolley,
2012).
2. Highlight Concern and Admiration: This task is quite easier. If you desire to show
enthusiasm and dedication in your Food Fiesta we need to show them the same heights of
commitment and interest in respect to them. Food Fiesta management works n this policy
and remembering name of team members and providing a feeling of moistness can prove
to leap higher steps. It also draws attention as this Food Fiesta recalls any special
occasion related to any employee and treats them like humans and not force them to work
like machines. This results in increased levels employee engagement in Food Fiesta
(Pring, 2000).
3. Devise a Higher Level Of Anticipation and Liability: This method is utilized with utmost
attention in Food Fiesta as it can have a great impact on the staff but if it is implemented
in wrong format may lead to disaster. There is a need of strong relationship between the
management and the employees for effectiveness of this method. In a strong relationship
as like Food Fiesta forwarding and motivating an employee and inviting them in taking
initiative can result in strengthen an employee’s work environment. Being a bit hard
towards the employee and asking him to do any work again which has not been executed
in a proper framework and at times showering appreciation and praising the quality of
work are some policies followed at Food Fiesta. The above stated method helps
employees in reaching their desired and expected potential and raises their work
capabilities and standards (McKenna, 2006).
4. Probe Fresh Concepts and Frame Warrior: The basic concept is to create an ample
amount of think tank which is full of ideas and which can lead to improvise business and
carry an interaction with customers and asks for feedbacks related to the betterment of the
products. Food Fiesta allows employees to avail this opportunity to propose in which way
the Food Fiesta should be headed so that it focus in scenario of employee engagement.
Food Fiesta provides environment to employees to be treated as Champions for their
quality work and thus makes a string bonding with its employees (Reynolds and et.al.,
2003).
5. Applaud Healthy Discussion and Dissidence: There are instances where employees are
having a hesitation in sharing certain ideas and opinions which they have in their plan or
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6. strategy. This may result in folding of great idea or opinion. In Food Fiesta each
employee is free to present his views and there are reduced amount of social barriers
which lead in a healthy work place and prompt discussions are carried out. The internal
discussions and arguments should be promoted inside an Food Fiesta and allow to weave
a path suitable for the growth of Food Fiesta and its employees (Pring, 2000).
Barriers in Employee Engagement:
Despite being a prominent Food Fiesta, they face the barrier of employee engagement.
Which et the Food Fiesta to stay backward in the race of competition. Some time it is being
found that, Food Fiesta have allowed the open door policy but still employee’s faces the problem
in the engagement. Well to discuss this topic this part in this essay has generated. To discuss the
barrier of employee engagement, following pints are considered: researcher have studied the
survey reports conducted on employee engagement and then approached each author who made
that report. Their aim was to know that what barriers they have found in employee engagement
and from them researcher found two barriers that act as a barrier in employee engagement is:
(Ramsay and et.al., 2002).
Lack of engaging leadership
Changing teams
Not transforming the ideas
It’s an HR issue
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7. PROMOTING EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT
Every Food Fiesta wants their employee to engage in decision making process, because
of this engagement employee feel motivated and their productivity increases. But the problem is
that what steps or measure should an Food Fiesta should take to promote the employee
engagement, these steps are being discussed following:
1. Communicate clear goals: Goals are the way on which employee reach their given
objective. This have to be so clear in context of what is to be done, how it is to be done,
under whom it has to be done? If the employee is very much clear about their goals and
their process, they will be less confused are will be free from congestion in mind. This let
them to participate in other decision making process for the Food Fiesta (Phillips, D.A.,
2009).
2. Personal attachment: Other than the office work, Food Fiesta should conduct some
seminar where every employee are invited to tell some of their interesting stories which is
very much close to them or they can also share their bad stories. So that they feel light
and can able to make good relation with others (Mone and London, 2009).
3. Feedback: whatever the work that a employee do, feedback for their work should be
given instantly only if they had done something good in there. Negative feedback should
not be given (Mitchell and Jolley, 2012).
4. Support for future: To promote the employee engagement, management must try to
inculcate some managerial skills or to provide them some training in respect of how to
become a leader. This efforts will be seen as a positive efforts from the employee end and
this feels them motivated and they participate in other decision making process.
5. Solving problem: In this part, whenever an employee face any problem related with any
subject or aspect, whether related to personal or with official. Their problem should be
solved collectively from the side of management. By doing so, employee feels secure and
is motivated and this let them to engage in decision making programme (Miner, 2005).
6. Incentives: It is one of the best and universally applied methods to motivate the
employees. Giving incentive to employee for their best effort let them to think that if they
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8. continue to put that efforts will definitely get more incentive in future and hence they
participate in decision making process (McKenna, 2006).
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