Employee engagement refers to a positive emotional and behavioral state directed towards organizational outcomes. Highly engaged organizations see faster profit growth compared to competitors. The top drivers of engagement are trust in senior management, opportunities to improve skills, input in decisions, and a good relationship with supervisors. Managers play a key role by showing care, setting clear expectations, providing feedback, and supporting employee growth and development.
Millennials now make up the majority of the workforce, and they’re demanding diversity and inclusion to be at the forefront of an organization’s values and business strategy, with 53% of millennials saying that they would leave their organization for one with more workplace inclusion features. Regardless of industry, all companies are feeling the pressure to innovate in order to keep up with the changing demands of today’s consumer, and the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) has found that organizations that have more diverse leadership have 19% higher revenue due to innovation.
One thing is very clear: Inclusion is no longer an option, but a necessity. And companies are investing in it at lightning speed. Deloitte has found that 78% of organizations believe diversity and inclusion provides a competitive advantage and over two-thirds of executives rate diversity and inclusion as an important issue. But as leadership teams are increasingly investing in inclusion, they’re still struggling to measure inclusion at their own organizations.
Watch our webinar where Lauren Franklin, Limeade Brand Manager, and Bernardo M. Ferdman, Ph.D., award-winning and accomplished inclusion & diversity expert and author, leadership and organization development consultant, Fellow of the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology and the Society of Consulting Psychology, and author of the Inclusion@Work® Assessment, discuss diversity and inclusion initiatives that not only celebrate individuality but enrich the workplace for all.
Understand the difference between "satisfaction" and "engagement" plus what process I believe will get the most engagement levels for human capital within organisations.
Employee Engagement + Learning Culture. A True Love Story Webinar 02.13.14BizLibrary
Relationships and love aren't always easy. And no, we don't mean office romance. When you hire a new employee - it's a commitment and relationship. Both the organization and the employee saw something in each other that they loved. Recent research shows many of us are on the road to break-up...
The heartbreaking facts:
* 60% of employees are actively disengaged – 2:1 ratio
* Nearly 1/3 of employees think their managers fail to effectively communicate goals.
*40% of employees say they don't receive regular, clear feedback on their performance from their manager.
(Sources: Gallup and Tower Perrins.)
So, how can we nurture our relationships and create a culture that's engaged and committed to learning?
In this webinar we'll discuss:
What is engagement and why it’s important.
Key characteristics of an engaged culture.
What can we do to improve engagement.
Key managerial competencies and challenges
Employee engagement refers to an employee's commitment and involvement in their organization and its values. Highly engaged employees are aware of business goals, work well with others, and strive to improve performance. The document discusses different types of employee engagement, including engaged employees who are passionate and innovative, not engaged employees who lack enthusiasm, and actively disengaged employees who are negative. It also provides strategies for organizations to improve engagement through communication, recognition programs, work-life balance policies, team building activities, effective leadership, and motivational techniques. When employees are engaged, it benefits the organization through increased work capacity and creativity without needing additional hiring.
How to shape the best work conditions purpose driven companiesJos van Snippenberg
The challenge of growing purpose driven companies. B Corp event with Interface Netherlands. Align people, business and purpose. Key slides for delegates and input to contact us.
Employee engagement refers to a positive emotional and behavioral state directed towards organizational outcomes. Highly engaged organizations see faster profit growth compared to competitors. The top drivers of engagement are trust in senior management, opportunities to improve skills, input in decisions, and a good relationship with supervisors. Managers play a key role by showing care, setting clear expectations, providing feedback, and supporting employee growth and development.
Millennials now make up the majority of the workforce, and they’re demanding diversity and inclusion to be at the forefront of an organization’s values and business strategy, with 53% of millennials saying that they would leave their organization for one with more workplace inclusion features. Regardless of industry, all companies are feeling the pressure to innovate in order to keep up with the changing demands of today’s consumer, and the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) has found that organizations that have more diverse leadership have 19% higher revenue due to innovation.
One thing is very clear: Inclusion is no longer an option, but a necessity. And companies are investing in it at lightning speed. Deloitte has found that 78% of organizations believe diversity and inclusion provides a competitive advantage and over two-thirds of executives rate diversity and inclusion as an important issue. But as leadership teams are increasingly investing in inclusion, they’re still struggling to measure inclusion at their own organizations.
Watch our webinar where Lauren Franklin, Limeade Brand Manager, and Bernardo M. Ferdman, Ph.D., award-winning and accomplished inclusion & diversity expert and author, leadership and organization development consultant, Fellow of the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology and the Society of Consulting Psychology, and author of the Inclusion@Work® Assessment, discuss diversity and inclusion initiatives that not only celebrate individuality but enrich the workplace for all.
Understand the difference between "satisfaction" and "engagement" plus what process I believe will get the most engagement levels for human capital within organisations.
Employee Engagement + Learning Culture. A True Love Story Webinar 02.13.14BizLibrary
Relationships and love aren't always easy. And no, we don't mean office romance. When you hire a new employee - it's a commitment and relationship. Both the organization and the employee saw something in each other that they loved. Recent research shows many of us are on the road to break-up...
The heartbreaking facts:
* 60% of employees are actively disengaged – 2:1 ratio
* Nearly 1/3 of employees think their managers fail to effectively communicate goals.
*40% of employees say they don't receive regular, clear feedback on their performance from their manager.
(Sources: Gallup and Tower Perrins.)
So, how can we nurture our relationships and create a culture that's engaged and committed to learning?
In this webinar we'll discuss:
What is engagement and why it’s important.
Key characteristics of an engaged culture.
What can we do to improve engagement.
Key managerial competencies and challenges
Employee engagement refers to an employee's commitment and involvement in their organization and its values. Highly engaged employees are aware of business goals, work well with others, and strive to improve performance. The document discusses different types of employee engagement, including engaged employees who are passionate and innovative, not engaged employees who lack enthusiasm, and actively disengaged employees who are negative. It also provides strategies for organizations to improve engagement through communication, recognition programs, work-life balance policies, team building activities, effective leadership, and motivational techniques. When employees are engaged, it benefits the organization through increased work capacity and creativity without needing additional hiring.
How to shape the best work conditions purpose driven companiesJos van Snippenberg
The challenge of growing purpose driven companies. B Corp event with Interface Netherlands. Align people, business and purpose. Key slides for delegates and input to contact us.
Employee Engagement and Challenges for Younger Generationsaksheebhaiswar
Highlights the characteristics of the younger generation, the challenges faced to ensure their engagement at workplace and provides solutions to overcome these challenges.
How to Use Technology to Build Connections and Improve EngagementLimeade
This document discusses using technology to improve employee engagement. It begins with defining engagement as a deep connection and sense of purpose at work. Engaged employees are more profitable and productive. The rest of the document discusses engagement through the employee experience and how technology can help personalize engagement through tools, resources, communications and support. It emphasizes that engagement is about daily experiences, not just surveys. Technology allows customizing support for individual needs to keep workers feeling valued and connected.
Have you ever wondered why is employee engagement important? What specific research, stats, and facts stand behind the importance of employee engagement?
Well, if yes, then you’ve come to the right place!
In the presentation, we’ve put together the most prominent employee engagement data available today.
5 Steps to Creating Your Winning Values Based Culture Barbara Ashton
Everybody knows the importance of values in building engagement and productivity. But how does one incorporate these values into a sustainable culture that enables you to succeed in business today, and tomorrow? This short presentation talks about the importance of your organization's culture, what values are at work driving some of today's most successful cultures, and gives you five steps to building, influencing, supporting and 'behaving' a sustainable winning culture.
Deloitte and BJKLI found that 83% of millennials are actively engaged when they believe that their organization fosters an inclusive culture. Organizations can no longer afford to ignore investing in inclusion. Employees need to feel included and able to bring their authentic selves to work every day in order to give their all at work. Research from the Limeade Institute found that employees with higher levels of inclusion also have higher well-being and higher engagement.
Watch our webinar where Lauren Franklin, Limeade Brand Manager, and Reetu Sandhu, Ph.D., Limeade Institute Manager, share the latest research and guidance on the importance of investing in inclusion, how to recognize your own role in creating an inclusive organization and the tools for building a more inclusive workplace.
Team 5E Final 2016 Student Case Competition and Career Summit PowerPointAmanda Laffin
Frostburg Fit, a recreational facility, has experienced rapid growth from 5 part-time employees to 28 full-time and 43 part-time employees, but lacks proper management structures. There is no HR department, poor hiring practices have led to nepotism, and the hands-off leadership style of Gail has resulted in an unhealthy culture with low morale and high turnover. Several alternatives are proposed to address these issues, including management training, creating an HR department, hiring a new executive director, and holding a conference to develop a new mission statement.
Top Employee Engagement Trends for 2014BI WORLDWIDE
Start the new year off right by making employee engagement a priority in your organization. Engaged employees have 18% higher productivity and 60% higher quality work than under-engaged employees (Insync Surveys). Follow these top trends for 2014 to motivate, inspire and celebrate your employees in ways that lead to extraordinary effort and positive financial results.
1. Manager Engagement
Middle managers hold the key to employee engagement. As the conduit between employees and senior management, middle managers have the power to create an environment that fosters employee engagement.
2. Recognition Ambassadors
Riding shot-gun for middle managers, recognition
ambassadors are employees who see the value of recognition and are willing to champion it among their peers. Ambassadors are most valuable in manufacturing facilities, plants or at locations where a large number of employees work.
3. Social Recognition
Many, many employees are socially connected in all aspects
of their lives and crave the opportunity to share not only what’s going on in their personal lives, but also in their professional endeavors.
4. Mobile Recognition
It’s important to have accessibility to recognition technology regardless of where you work. Seamless integration on all devices and operating systems is a key element
for success.
5. Manager Training
See number 1! As the masters of engagement, it only makes sense to invest in recognition training for middle managers to truly achieve a culture of recognition within any organization.
6. New Rules of Engagement
Four generations populate the workforce, each with their
own likes, dislikes, values, attitudes and receptivity to engagement. Savvy companies know how to make good recognition programs flexible to captivate every age group.
7.Award Selection
The only way to please everyone all the time is to offer a diverse, eclectic and encompassing array of awards including merchandise, travel, entertainment and experiences.
8. Global Recognition
Few companies operate only in the United States anymore. Workforces are scattered around the world, each with their own idea of what constitutes appropriate and engaging recognition. Adept organizations know how to incorporate cultural influences to maximize employee engagement.
9. Measurement & Accountability
The old saying of “what gets measured gets done” still rings true in the second decade of the 21st century. Great enterprises have the data to back up their successes.
10. Expansion & Consolidation
Keeping it simple, straightforward and well-balanced is critical. Include a variety of engagement initiatives from recognition to rewards to anniversaries to safety and wellness – everything an organization needs to focus on to achieve high levels of employee engagement.
http://www.biworldwide.com/en/white-papers/employee-engagement/2014-trends-in-employee-engagement
http://www.biworldwide.com/en/
Women in the Workplace: The Importance of InclusionLimeade
The latest Women in the Workplace study found that almost two-thirds of women experience “microaggressions” (verbal, non-verbal and environmental slights targeted upon marginalized groups) at work.
This discrimination isn’t always explicit. Oftentimes, these microaggressions present themselves as women having their judgment or expertise questioned, having to provide more evidence for their claims or being mistaken for a more junior position than they actually are. But there are steps that an organization can take to help minimize these microaggressions and build a more inclusive workplace.
Laura Hamill, Ph.D., Chief People Officer and Chief Science Officer at Limeade, and HR writer, speaker, entrepreneur and podcaster, Laurie Ruettimann discuss:
- The challenges women in the workplace face in 2019
- What is inclusion and why there is inherent tension
- The importance of building inclusive workplaces for women and bringing your authentic selves to the table
- What organizations can do to cultivate and build a more inclusive workplace
Employee recognition acknowledges exemplary job performance and helps reinforce positive behaviors and better business results. While 91% of workers feel better with positive leadership, only 51% feel satisfied with the recognition they receive. Appreciation for work is the most important job element globally and increasing recognition can boost employee motivation, engagement, and retention while reducing costs from turnover. Employee recognition is an important yet often overlooked aspect that can significantly impact corporate performance when utilized.
This document discusses employee engagement. It provides definitions of employee engagement, lists benefits of an engaged workforce such as increased productivity and profitability. It also describes how employee engagement is measured using Gallup's 12 question survey. The document outlines different types of engaged and disengaged workers and discusses the manager's role in promoting engagement through developing relationships with employees and recognizing their work. Finally, it discusses legal implications when disengaged employees are subjected to discrimination.
Frostburg Fit has experienced rapid growth which has strained its management capabilities. It lacks an HR department and individual employee files. The culture has declined with problems like substance abuse and insubordination. Alternatives proposed include management training, creating an HR department, hiring a new Executive Director, and employee training. Changes are needed to the culture and leadership to properly manage the company during its transition to a larger size.
In this 30-minute webinar, you'll learn both the science and habits behind inclusion and valuable tools you can use to inspire and promote inclusive behaviors at your organization.
Instructure faces challenges in maintaining its unique culture as it continues rapid growth. It must find candidates that fit the culture while expanding its talent pool. It is suggested that Instructure strengthen brand recognition through local events, offer referral bonuses, implement personality tests and interviews to assess fit. It must also prioritize training to allow good cultural fits to advance, ensure consistent culture across locations through an HR presence, and adapt to clients' needs while keeping the overall culture.
Leadership and Employee Engagement in Tomorrow Organization - InspireOneInspireone
When employees are engaged they lead more fulfilling and rewarding lives. An engaged workforce and distinct leadership behavior can create more organizational succes.
2015 SHRM Case Competition Power Point Presentation TemplateAmanda Laffin
This document summarizes a presentation about problems identified at a hospital. The problems included a lack of a structured HR department, apparent violations of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 due to lack of diversity, employees who had become too comfortable without career development, and tensions between the Board Chairman and CEO. Potential solutions discussed were empowering the HR department, hiring a VP of HR, implementing training and development programs, and addressing diversity in hiring.
Creating a Caring Culture to Attract and Retain Talent -12/2/2019Limeade
The needs of the modern workplace have changed. Now, more than ever, organizations like yours are starting to think about how to retain top talent and show employees that their company cares. Care, after all, is the simplest yet most undervalued concept that can turn your workplace into a coveted employer.
Join Limeade and the HR Exchange Network for a webinar that dives deep into the research on the science of care and why it can become a company’s competitive advantage in the war for talent.
How To Increase Your Culture of Employee EngagementMonster
Is it 5 o’clock yet? As a manager, that is probably not your favorite thing to hear around the office. Although employees show up on time and get their work done, many are counting down the hours, minutes and seconds until they can go home.
Wouldn’t it be great if employees enjoyed their job more? As a manager, there is only so much you can do to Engage an employee who has no interest in being Engaged. The real solution is for the employee to want to be more Engaged. When the responsibility for increasing Engagement is shared, outcomes are much more favorable for the employee and employer.
In this informative online session, participants will learn:
• The joint model of Engagement
• How an Engaged workforce affects business outcomes
• How to educate employees on Engagement
• Employee benefits of being Engaged
• Tips for employees to increase their own Engagement
• How managers can support employees in joint ownership of Engagement
Employees will go from watching the clock to wondering where the day went.
Training initiatives are not well aligned to critical organizational outcomes for many companies. A survey found that only 65% of respondents agreed or strongly agreed that their training was aligned to drive competency-based results, and only 40% agreed it was aligned to drive cultural or business impact results. Additionally, leadership does not fully understand or support the connection between training and driving business results for many organizations.
Leading people better during 2012 January 2012Timothy Holden
The document provides an overview of topics related to leading people better during 2012 as presented by Toronto Training and HR. It includes definitions of leadership, the roles of a leader, emotional intelligence, servant leadership, ways to manage risk, problem solving models, preparing a business for sale, and assessing team dysfunction. It also discusses impacts on leader effectiveness, advancing leadership, leadership development questions, and factors to deliver sustainable high performance. The document contains advice, models, and questions to help improve leadership skills and organizational performance.
The document provides an overview of various management topics including definitions, competencies, behaviors, empowerment, training, diversity, and more. It contains short sections on numerous management issues with 1-4 paragraphs on each topic. The document appears to be a collection of brief articles or summaries aimed at providing managers with concise information on a wide range of management subjects.
Employee Engagement and Challenges for Younger Generationsaksheebhaiswar
Highlights the characteristics of the younger generation, the challenges faced to ensure their engagement at workplace and provides solutions to overcome these challenges.
How to Use Technology to Build Connections and Improve EngagementLimeade
This document discusses using technology to improve employee engagement. It begins with defining engagement as a deep connection and sense of purpose at work. Engaged employees are more profitable and productive. The rest of the document discusses engagement through the employee experience and how technology can help personalize engagement through tools, resources, communications and support. It emphasizes that engagement is about daily experiences, not just surveys. Technology allows customizing support for individual needs to keep workers feeling valued and connected.
Have you ever wondered why is employee engagement important? What specific research, stats, and facts stand behind the importance of employee engagement?
Well, if yes, then you’ve come to the right place!
In the presentation, we’ve put together the most prominent employee engagement data available today.
5 Steps to Creating Your Winning Values Based Culture Barbara Ashton
Everybody knows the importance of values in building engagement and productivity. But how does one incorporate these values into a sustainable culture that enables you to succeed in business today, and tomorrow? This short presentation talks about the importance of your organization's culture, what values are at work driving some of today's most successful cultures, and gives you five steps to building, influencing, supporting and 'behaving' a sustainable winning culture.
Deloitte and BJKLI found that 83% of millennials are actively engaged when they believe that their organization fosters an inclusive culture. Organizations can no longer afford to ignore investing in inclusion. Employees need to feel included and able to bring their authentic selves to work every day in order to give their all at work. Research from the Limeade Institute found that employees with higher levels of inclusion also have higher well-being and higher engagement.
Watch our webinar where Lauren Franklin, Limeade Brand Manager, and Reetu Sandhu, Ph.D., Limeade Institute Manager, share the latest research and guidance on the importance of investing in inclusion, how to recognize your own role in creating an inclusive organization and the tools for building a more inclusive workplace.
Team 5E Final 2016 Student Case Competition and Career Summit PowerPointAmanda Laffin
Frostburg Fit, a recreational facility, has experienced rapid growth from 5 part-time employees to 28 full-time and 43 part-time employees, but lacks proper management structures. There is no HR department, poor hiring practices have led to nepotism, and the hands-off leadership style of Gail has resulted in an unhealthy culture with low morale and high turnover. Several alternatives are proposed to address these issues, including management training, creating an HR department, hiring a new executive director, and holding a conference to develop a new mission statement.
Top Employee Engagement Trends for 2014BI WORLDWIDE
Start the new year off right by making employee engagement a priority in your organization. Engaged employees have 18% higher productivity and 60% higher quality work than under-engaged employees (Insync Surveys). Follow these top trends for 2014 to motivate, inspire and celebrate your employees in ways that lead to extraordinary effort and positive financial results.
1. Manager Engagement
Middle managers hold the key to employee engagement. As the conduit between employees and senior management, middle managers have the power to create an environment that fosters employee engagement.
2. Recognition Ambassadors
Riding shot-gun for middle managers, recognition
ambassadors are employees who see the value of recognition and are willing to champion it among their peers. Ambassadors are most valuable in manufacturing facilities, plants or at locations where a large number of employees work.
3. Social Recognition
Many, many employees are socially connected in all aspects
of their lives and crave the opportunity to share not only what’s going on in their personal lives, but also in their professional endeavors.
4. Mobile Recognition
It’s important to have accessibility to recognition technology regardless of where you work. Seamless integration on all devices and operating systems is a key element
for success.
5. Manager Training
See number 1! As the masters of engagement, it only makes sense to invest in recognition training for middle managers to truly achieve a culture of recognition within any organization.
6. New Rules of Engagement
Four generations populate the workforce, each with their
own likes, dislikes, values, attitudes and receptivity to engagement. Savvy companies know how to make good recognition programs flexible to captivate every age group.
7.Award Selection
The only way to please everyone all the time is to offer a diverse, eclectic and encompassing array of awards including merchandise, travel, entertainment and experiences.
8. Global Recognition
Few companies operate only in the United States anymore. Workforces are scattered around the world, each with their own idea of what constitutes appropriate and engaging recognition. Adept organizations know how to incorporate cultural influences to maximize employee engagement.
9. Measurement & Accountability
The old saying of “what gets measured gets done” still rings true in the second decade of the 21st century. Great enterprises have the data to back up their successes.
10. Expansion & Consolidation
Keeping it simple, straightforward and well-balanced is critical. Include a variety of engagement initiatives from recognition to rewards to anniversaries to safety and wellness – everything an organization needs to focus on to achieve high levels of employee engagement.
http://www.biworldwide.com/en/white-papers/employee-engagement/2014-trends-in-employee-engagement
http://www.biworldwide.com/en/
Women in the Workplace: The Importance of InclusionLimeade
The latest Women in the Workplace study found that almost two-thirds of women experience “microaggressions” (verbal, non-verbal and environmental slights targeted upon marginalized groups) at work.
This discrimination isn’t always explicit. Oftentimes, these microaggressions present themselves as women having their judgment or expertise questioned, having to provide more evidence for their claims or being mistaken for a more junior position than they actually are. But there are steps that an organization can take to help minimize these microaggressions and build a more inclusive workplace.
Laura Hamill, Ph.D., Chief People Officer and Chief Science Officer at Limeade, and HR writer, speaker, entrepreneur and podcaster, Laurie Ruettimann discuss:
- The challenges women in the workplace face in 2019
- What is inclusion and why there is inherent tension
- The importance of building inclusive workplaces for women and bringing your authentic selves to the table
- What organizations can do to cultivate and build a more inclusive workplace
Employee recognition acknowledges exemplary job performance and helps reinforce positive behaviors and better business results. While 91% of workers feel better with positive leadership, only 51% feel satisfied with the recognition they receive. Appreciation for work is the most important job element globally and increasing recognition can boost employee motivation, engagement, and retention while reducing costs from turnover. Employee recognition is an important yet often overlooked aspect that can significantly impact corporate performance when utilized.
This document discusses employee engagement. It provides definitions of employee engagement, lists benefits of an engaged workforce such as increased productivity and profitability. It also describes how employee engagement is measured using Gallup's 12 question survey. The document outlines different types of engaged and disengaged workers and discusses the manager's role in promoting engagement through developing relationships with employees and recognizing their work. Finally, it discusses legal implications when disengaged employees are subjected to discrimination.
Frostburg Fit has experienced rapid growth which has strained its management capabilities. It lacks an HR department and individual employee files. The culture has declined with problems like substance abuse and insubordination. Alternatives proposed include management training, creating an HR department, hiring a new Executive Director, and employee training. Changes are needed to the culture and leadership to properly manage the company during its transition to a larger size.
In this 30-minute webinar, you'll learn both the science and habits behind inclusion and valuable tools you can use to inspire and promote inclusive behaviors at your organization.
Instructure faces challenges in maintaining its unique culture as it continues rapid growth. It must find candidates that fit the culture while expanding its talent pool. It is suggested that Instructure strengthen brand recognition through local events, offer referral bonuses, implement personality tests and interviews to assess fit. It must also prioritize training to allow good cultural fits to advance, ensure consistent culture across locations through an HR presence, and adapt to clients' needs while keeping the overall culture.
Leadership and Employee Engagement in Tomorrow Organization - InspireOneInspireone
When employees are engaged they lead more fulfilling and rewarding lives. An engaged workforce and distinct leadership behavior can create more organizational succes.
2015 SHRM Case Competition Power Point Presentation TemplateAmanda Laffin
This document summarizes a presentation about problems identified at a hospital. The problems included a lack of a structured HR department, apparent violations of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 due to lack of diversity, employees who had become too comfortable without career development, and tensions between the Board Chairman and CEO. Potential solutions discussed were empowering the HR department, hiring a VP of HR, implementing training and development programs, and addressing diversity in hiring.
Creating a Caring Culture to Attract and Retain Talent -12/2/2019Limeade
The needs of the modern workplace have changed. Now, more than ever, organizations like yours are starting to think about how to retain top talent and show employees that their company cares. Care, after all, is the simplest yet most undervalued concept that can turn your workplace into a coveted employer.
Join Limeade and the HR Exchange Network for a webinar that dives deep into the research on the science of care and why it can become a company’s competitive advantage in the war for talent.
How To Increase Your Culture of Employee EngagementMonster
Is it 5 o’clock yet? As a manager, that is probably not your favorite thing to hear around the office. Although employees show up on time and get their work done, many are counting down the hours, minutes and seconds until they can go home.
Wouldn’t it be great if employees enjoyed their job more? As a manager, there is only so much you can do to Engage an employee who has no interest in being Engaged. The real solution is for the employee to want to be more Engaged. When the responsibility for increasing Engagement is shared, outcomes are much more favorable for the employee and employer.
In this informative online session, participants will learn:
• The joint model of Engagement
• How an Engaged workforce affects business outcomes
• How to educate employees on Engagement
• Employee benefits of being Engaged
• Tips for employees to increase their own Engagement
• How managers can support employees in joint ownership of Engagement
Employees will go from watching the clock to wondering where the day went.
Training initiatives are not well aligned to critical organizational outcomes for many companies. A survey found that only 65% of respondents agreed or strongly agreed that their training was aligned to drive competency-based results, and only 40% agreed it was aligned to drive cultural or business impact results. Additionally, leadership does not fully understand or support the connection between training and driving business results for many organizations.
Leading people better during 2012 January 2012Timothy Holden
The document provides an overview of topics related to leading people better during 2012 as presented by Toronto Training and HR. It includes definitions of leadership, the roles of a leader, emotional intelligence, servant leadership, ways to manage risk, problem solving models, preparing a business for sale, and assessing team dysfunction. It also discusses impacts on leader effectiveness, advancing leadership, leadership development questions, and factors to deliver sustainable high performance. The document contains advice, models, and questions to help improve leadership skills and organizational performance.
The document provides an overview of various management topics including definitions, competencies, behaviors, empowerment, training, diversity, and more. It contains short sections on numerous management issues with 1-4 paragraphs on each topic. The document appears to be a collection of brief articles or summaries aimed at providing managers with concise information on a wide range of management subjects.
Changing the rules of engagement June 2011Timothy Holden
This document discusses changing the rules of engagement to improve employee engagement. It defines employee engagement as the emotional and intellectual commitment of individuals to an organization. It lists 21 drivers of engagement, such as benefits, career opportunities, and work-life balance. Engaged employees are more productive, loyal, and satisfied compared to disengaged employees who have lower productivity. The document provides case studies and discusses effective engagement strategies organizations can implement, such as clear communication, development opportunities, recognition, and accountability. It concludes with questions about measuring engagement initiatives and fostering engagement through leadership.
1) The document provides an overview of leadership topics including becoming a better leader, authentic leadership, implementing leadership development programs, hiring leaders, and looking after leaders.
2) Implementing an effective leadership development program requires defining what leadership means for the organization, assessing current behaviors, providing a safe learning environment, and measuring the program's success.
3) Building a leadership pipeline involves defining the leadership strategy, assessing current and future talent, implementing a systematic development process, and measuring progress.
The document discusses strategies for increasing employee engagement. It defines engagement as employee motivation, satisfaction, and commitment. It identifies three dimensions of engagement: intellectual, affective, and social. Key drivers of engagement include opportunities for input, good communication, and managers committed to the organization. Achieving engagement requires appreciation, feedback, rewards, an engaging atmosphere, involvement, and development opportunities. Metrics can measure engagement's impact on productivity, turnover, and earnings. Building trust and enabling employees also enhances engagement. The document provides case studies and questions for reflection.
Cranking up employee engagement March 2011Timothy Holden
This document provides an overview of employee engagement from Toronto Training and HR. It defines engagement and disengagement, discusses triangulation theory and the needs that must be met to improve engagement. It also examines the pain of poor engagement, challenges in increasing engagement, and interconnected elements of wellbeing. The document poses questions to consider regarding engagement and provides case studies. The conclusion reiterates the importance of engagement and poses additional questions.
This document provides an overview of performance management. It discusses performance appraisals, defining goals and metrics, building effective performance management systems, helping poor performers through progressive discipline, and monitoring performance. Case studies are presented to illustrate challenges and best practices around accountability, admitting weaknesses, and ensuring jobs are a good fit for employees. The overall document aims to help organizations design and implement performance management processes to align goals, adapt to needs, and achieve high performance.
This document provides an overview of leadership topics including the difference between leadership and management, competencies needed for leadership, challenges faced by CEOs, developing bench strength, trends in leadership development, and factors to consider for good versus great leadership. It includes definitions, examples, and case studies to illustrate key points. The document is intended as a guide for training on leadership.
The document is from Toronto Training and HR and discusses leadership. It provides definitions of leadership and theories like Theory X and Theory Y. It discusses developing leadership skills, challenges of leadership, tips for better leadership, and becoming a leader. It also includes case studies and elements of lasting success like strategic planning, communication, and developing a positive culture.
Kick starting levels of employee engagement in your organization January 2011Timothy Holden
This document discusses ways to increase employee engagement in organizations. It defines engagement and identifies its importance for financial success, attraction/retention, and productivity. Seven key drivers of engagement are identified as the manager-employee relationship, understanding expectations, and the "seven pillars" of care, autonomy, connection, mastery/growth, purpose, play, and excellence. The document provides case studies and discusses topics like empowering frontline employees, aligning employee and organizational interests, leadership behaviors, and questions for assessing engagement.
Maximizing retention and minimizing attrition April 2012Timothy Holden
This document provides an overview of strategies for maximizing employee retention and minimizing attrition. It discusses measuring and understanding the costs of employee turnover. Some key areas to focus on include improving the onboarding experience for new hires, enriching existing jobs, understanding why employees leave, developing a retention strategy, and asking questions to understand employee engagement and needs. Effective practices for boosting retention involve recruitment, development, compensation, supervision, and engagement. The document also provides case studies and questions to help analyze retention challenges.
One day interactive workshop delivered in the snow to an audience of HR professionals, recruiters and line managers from predominantly the private sector.
This document provides an overview of change management. It defines change management and outlines six principles of change. It discusses indicators of weak change management, communicating change, and using change to improve. It also addresses dealing with demographic change, the five stages of grief, transforming an organization through change, and creating a supportive learning culture. The document examines why change fails and how to make change work. It discusses embedding change during restructuring and provides the change equation. It explores embracing change through different stages and includes two case studies. The document concludes with a summary and questions.
Following a successful interactive workshop on appraisals, we completed a further event covering performance management including how to deal with poor performance and typical characteristics of high-performing organisations.
Coaching can be used to support organizational change and development. An effective coaching program requires buy-in from leadership, clear goals and evaluation, and developing a coaching culture throughout the organization. Selecting the right coach is important - they should have relevant experience, a clear coaching model, and undergo supervision. Leadership coaching specifically requires clearly defined short- and long-term goals as well as ongoing review and feedback.
Toronto Training and HR provides training and human resources services. This document discusses theories of motivation and strategies for motivating employees, including considering needs, rewards, and job design. It examines leadership models and influences on workplace motivation. Common demotivators like lack of clarity and meaningful work are addressed. Ensuring job satisfaction involves strategies such as participation, learning opportunities, recognition, and a supportive work environment and culture.
This document discusses employee engagement. It defines engaged, not engaged, and disengaged employees. It provides ways to foster engagement such as layered learning and removing obstacles. Drivers of engagement include relationships with bosses and career growth. Enablers include empowering leadership and employee voice. Engagement impacts include perks and tenure. Measures include metrics like productivity and attrition. Highly engaged organizations focus on strategy, accountability, communication, and development.
This document provides an overview of employee engagement and strategies for improving it. It defines employee engagement as having three elements: vigour, dedication, and absorption. It identifies key enablers of engagement including strategic narrative, engaging managers, employee voice, and integrity. The document also discusses how engagement can be measured and initiatives organizations can implement to boost engagement, such as recognition programs, ideas schemes, and benefits packages.
This document provides an overview of effective learning and development. It discusses components to consider when delivering learning content, such as instructional approaches that align with adult learning characteristics. Recommendations are provided for induction programs for new salespeople. Methods to measure the effectiveness of development programs and reasons for not measuring are also examined. The document concludes with a discussion of trends in learning and development.
Half day open training event held in London, England on how to conduct the dismissal/termination of an employee as professionally and efficiently as possible, whilst minimising the pain and suffering involved.
This document discusses various types of discrimination in the workplace and strategies to minimize discrimination. It defines key terms around discrimination such as direct, indirect, and harassment. It also outlines actions employers can take such as clear communication of standards, training, and policies to foster diversity and inclusion. Specific types of discrimination covered include those based on gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, race, and mental health.
This document discusses competency frameworks and their effective use. It defines competencies and competency-related terms. It also outlines several competency models, including examples from SHRM, HRPA, and CME Group. The document explores competency mapping, modelling, and training. It examines competencies for various roles like HR, coaching, sales, and leadership. Overall, the document provides an overview of competency-based management systems and how organizations can identify, assess, and develop competencies to improve performance.
This document provides an overview of change management strategies and techniques. It discusses definitions of different types of organizational change, models for managing change effectively, key drivers of change management success, and tips for leading transformational change initiatives. The document also outlines common reasons why change efforts fail and provides exercises and resources for change management practitioners.
Half day open training event held in London on sickness absence and persistent lateness. Explained the link between employee engagement and absenteeism to the audience of HR professionals, small business owners and departmental managers.
This document provides an overview of culture and cultural change in organizations. It defines key terms like culture, organizational culture, and workplace culture. It also discusses dimensions of organizational culture, imperatives for addressing culture, categories of cultural issues, and frameworks for cultural evolution and change. The document also covers topics like leadership and sustainability during culture change, building a culture of continuous improvement, recruitment and culture, creating inclusive workplace cultures, and developing high performance organizational cultures.
This document provides an overview of coaching and mentoring. It defines coaching and mentoring, discusses frameworks like GROW and SMART goals, and covers topics such as selecting coaches, creating a coaching climate, and common mistakes in mentoring. The document outlines the key steps in both the coaching and mentoring processes and concludes with a summary and questions.
This document provides an overview of talent management and innovation in the workplace. It discusses definitions of innovation and creativity. It also outlines different types of innovation including process, offering, delivery, and finance innovations. The document then covers stages of the innovation process, metrics on countries' competitiveness in innovation, protocols for innovation, diffusion of innovation, and directions of innovation flow. It concludes with strategies for promoting innovation such as recognizing everyone's role, having an innovation process, and being open to small experiments.
This document provides an overview of teams in the workplace. It discusses definitions of teams and groups, the typical stages in a team's life cycle including forming, storming, norming, and performing. It also outlines steps for effective teambuilding, roles within teams, types of team leaders, and factors for team success. The document examines how to improve teamwork through goal setting, recognition, and ongoing coaching. It provides guidance on team decision making, diversity, meetings, and building cohesive teams.
Diversity, inclusion and equality December 2015Timothy Holden
This document provides an overview of diversity, equality, and inclusion in the workplace. It discusses key definitions, the business case for diversity, benefits of improving diversity, and taking action over diversity such as setting objectives and measuring outcomes. Specific topics covered include culture and diversity, hidden biases, challenges in prioritizing diversity, common pitfalls in training, initiatives to improve gender diversity, an age-diverse workforce, and encouraging inclusion. The document concludes with a summary and questions.
This document provides an overview of change management by discussing key topics such as:
1) Definitions of change management, types of change, and issues in the change management process.
2) Criteria for mobilizing change, taking charge of change, and questions to ask when facilitating change.
3) Practical ways to facilitate change, typical reactions to change, and the need for a people plan during change processes.
4) Barriers to change, challenges for change leaders, and how learning and development practitioners can help organizations manage change.
This document provides an overview of skills shortages and deficits in Canada and other countries. It discusses definitions of key terms, essential skills for workers, skills employers are looking for, skills training approaches in different regions, and challenges with skills gaps. Specific topics covered include the skills blueprint in British Columbia, the skills situation in Australia, support for skills training from employers, and Ontario's skills gap. The document concludes with a summary and questions for reflection.
Working hours and work life balance November 2015Timothy Holden
This document discusses work-life balance and related topics over 50 pages. It defines key terms, explores factors that influence work-life balance, and provides tools and initiatives employers and individuals can use. The document examines perspectives like organizational culture, common myths, and challenges specific sectors face. It also analyzes work-life balance issues for teachers, outlining workload, administration, curriculum, technology and other pressures they encounter and potential solutions.
Recognition and non-financial reward November 2015Timothy Holden
This document provides an overview of employee recognition and non-financial rewards. It discusses the history and definitions of recognition, different types and forms of recognition including social and electronic recognition. Best practices for recognition programs are outlined, such as recognizing specific behaviors and results. Potential pitfalls in recognition like inauthenticity are examined. Trends toward more results-focused, embedded and software-based recognition are covered. The document aims to help organizations develop effective recognition strategies on any budget.
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2. Page 2 Contents 3-4 Introduction to Fluid 5-6 Hot buttons 7-10 Motivating factors 11-12 Redundancies 13-17 Survivor syndrome 18-21 Happiness 22-23 Inspiring managers 24-25 Engaging line managers in people management 26-27 Interviewing for engagement 28-29 Five recipes for a better workplace 30-31 Managing team morale 32-33 Enjoying the public sector 34-35 Volunteering 36-38 Meaning and fulfilment 39-40 Exercise A 41-42 The MacLeod Review 43-44 Exercise B 45-46 Case studies 47-48 Exercise C 49-50 Conclusion and questions
169. Support for employers, including case studies and coaching advice made available from March 2010.
170. Existing government resources including Acas, UKCES and Sector Skills Councils should be aligned to provide better support in developing skills needed for engagement.The MacLeod Review