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THE MOVEMENT
We are a growing, dynamic, voluntary movement promoting employee engagement as a better way to work that benefits individual employees, teams, and whole organisations. We want everyone working in the UK to want, and be able, to give their best each day, so that each day is a great day at work, and that workplaces in the UK are thriving, growing and developing through the commitment, energyFURTHER EVIDENCE
In April 2016 we published Further Evidence, an update building on Nailing the Evidence and offering commentary on the evidence base, advice on how to approach the topic, and thought-provoking and practical guidance for organisations seeking to build their own business case Further Evidence showcases eleven new, robust case studies which add to the evidence base for Engagement beingTHE FOUR ENABLERS
The Four Enablers. Although there is no ‘one size fits all’ approach and no master model for successful employee engagement, four common themes emerged from David MacLeod and Nita Clarke’s extensive research captured in Engaging For Success. Taken together, they include many of the key elements that go to make successful employeeengagement.
EMPLOYEE VOICE
Strategic Narrative Engaging Managers Employee Voice Organisational Integrity A common theme noticed by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke in organisations with both high levels of employee engagement and high levels of performance was employee voice throughout the organisations, for reinforcing and challenging views, between functions and externally. What is employee voice?RUNNING AN OPEN DAY
Running An Open Day. We would love you to host an event in your organisation to showcase 'engagement in action'. As the nature of the work and employee demographics differs between companies, there's likely to be a significant amount of variability between Open Days and we encourage the host to design an approach that best suits theirneeds.
MELCRUM – THE FUTURE OF INTERNAL COMMUNICATION Melcrum – The Future of Internal Communication. A comprehensive review of various research reports on trust in organisations, which gives interesting results on what impacts trust from an employee perspective; what works and what can erode motivation. Insight is given in how trust can be better manifested and managed in companystructures and
QUESTIONS TO ASK YOUR EMPLOYEES DURING THE CORONAVIRUS By sending short, 5-minute surveys every couple of weeks, you can target activity and make changes rapidly. If you would like any advice on questions to ask, or how to implement pulse surveys about Coronavirus, feel free to contact WorkBuzz by emailing hello@workbuzz.com or calling 03333 446 530. Author Bio: MelisaanFoster, WorkBuzz.
HOW TO WRITE AN EMPLOYEE HANDBOOK When writing this aspect of your employee handbook, try to provide brief details for employees to understand. Inform your staff of what is expected of them in clear terms and channels of disputing a case if needed. It’s all about maintaining a perfect balance when writing anemployee handbook.
5 WAYS PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT CAN INSPIRE AND ENGAGE … 5. Make Work Meaningful. When employees can see how their work contributes to the organisation’s success, they’re more engaged and motivated to do great work. Yet according to the CIPD, nearly 30 percent of employees feel they get a limited amount of information about their organisation’s strategy. Leaders can help inspireemployees by
REFLECTIVE LEADERSHIP: MY OWN PERSONAL INSIGHTS INTO THIS One of the best ways of describing reflective leadership is from a web article I discovered whilst researching this narrative. “ Reflective leadership is a way of approaching the work of being a leader by leading one’s life with presence and personal mastery. Learning to be present, to be aware and attentive to our experience with peopleTHE MOVEMENT
We are a growing, dynamic, voluntary movement promoting employee engagement as a better way to work that benefits individual employees, teams, and whole organisations. We want everyone working in the UK to want, and be able, to give their best each day, so that each day is a great day at work, and that workplaces in the UK are thriving, growing and developing through the commitment, energyFURTHER EVIDENCE
In April 2016 we published Further Evidence, an update building on Nailing the Evidence and offering commentary on the evidence base, advice on how to approach the topic, and thought-provoking and practical guidance for organisations seeking to build their own business case Further Evidence showcases eleven new, robust case studies which add to the evidence base for Engagement beingTHE FOUR ENABLERS
The Four Enablers. Although there is no ‘one size fits all’ approach and no master model for successful employee engagement, four common themes emerged from David MacLeod and Nita Clarke’s extensive research captured in Engaging For Success. Taken together, they include many of the key elements that go to make successful employeeengagement.
EMPLOYEE VOICE
Strategic Narrative Engaging Managers Employee Voice Organisational Integrity A common theme noticed by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke in organisations with both high levels of employee engagement and high levels of performance was employee voice throughout the organisations, for reinforcing and challenging views, between functions and externally. What is employee voice?RUNNING AN OPEN DAY
Running An Open Day. We would love you to host an event in your organisation to showcase 'engagement in action'. As the nature of the work and employee demographics differs between companies, there's likely to be a significant amount of variability between Open Days and we encourage the host to design an approach that best suits theirneeds.
MELCRUM – THE FUTURE OF INTERNAL COMMUNICATION Melcrum – The Future of Internal Communication. A comprehensive review of various research reports on trust in organisations, which gives interesting results on what impacts trust from an employee perspective; what works and what can erode motivation. Insight is given in how trust can be better manifested and managed in companystructures and
QUESTIONS TO ASK YOUR EMPLOYEES DURING THE CORONAVIRUS By sending short, 5-minute surveys every couple of weeks, you can target activity and make changes rapidly. If you would like any advice on questions to ask, or how to implement pulse surveys about Coronavirus, feel free to contact WorkBuzz by emailing hello@workbuzz.com or calling 03333 446 530. Author Bio: MelisaanFoster, WorkBuzz.
HOW TO WRITE AN EMPLOYEE HANDBOOK When writing this aspect of your employee handbook, try to provide brief details for employees to understand. Inform your staff of what is expected of them in clear terms and channels of disputing a case if needed. It’s all about maintaining a perfect balance when writing anemployee handbook.
5 WAYS PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT CAN INSPIRE AND ENGAGE … 5. Make Work Meaningful. When employees can see how their work contributes to the organisation’s success, they’re more engaged and motivated to do great work. Yet according to the CIPD, nearly 30 percent of employees feel they get a limited amount of information about their organisation’s strategy. Leaders can help inspireemployees by
REFLECTIVE LEADERSHIP: MY OWN PERSONAL INSIGHTS INTO THIS One of the best ways of describing reflective leadership is from a web article I discovered whilst researching this narrative. “ Reflective leadership is a way of approaching the work of being a leader by leading one’s life with presence and personal mastery. Learning to be present, to be aware and attentive to our experience with people ENGAGING FOR SUCCESS In 2009 BIS published Engaging for Success (more commonly known as the MacLeod Report), a study by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke of over organisations across the UK demonstrating high employee engagement and high performance. They concluded that the common factors in all these organisations were the Four Enablers of engagement.Read David and Nita's IntroductionWe were asked by the thenNOT-FOR-PROFIT
There is often a disparity between what not-for-profit organisations’ employee engagement results say and the reality in the workplace. Organisations with a strong sense of purpose might boast high employee engagements scores, but that doesn’t necessarily translate into engagement with the organisation per se. The ambition of the group is not just to improve employee engagementEMPLOYEE VOICE
Strategic Narrative Engaging Managers Employee Voice Organisational Integrity A common theme noticed by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke in organisations with both high levels of employee engagement and high levels of performance was employee voice throughout the organisations, for reinforcing and challenging views, between functions and externally. What is employee voice? THE ISA ENGAGEMENT SCALE The ISA engagement scale is based on the view that engagement has an ‘intellectual’, a ‘social’ and an ‘affective’ dimension. Taken together, these three given an overall level of engagement for each person. The scale can be used as part of a wider employee attitude survey to measure engagement levels and see how engagement is 5 REASONS YOU SHOULD INVEST IN MOTIVATING YOUR EMPLOYEES When you’re struggling with motivation or morale in your organisation, you’ll find that a quick Google search introduces you to a world of tools, tricks, and solutions to motivate your employees – some cost-effective, some crazy, some expensive, and somecrazy-expensive.
RUNNING AN OPEN DAY
Running An Open Day. We would love you to host an event in your organisation to showcase 'engagement in action'. As the nature of the work and employee demographics differs between companies, there's likely to be a significant amount of variability between Open Days and we encourage the host to design an approach that best suits theirneeds.
LEARNING AS THE CORE PERFORMANCE DRIVER DURING CHANGE By Jane Sparrow, culture expert For many organisations, change is a constant. No sooner has one round of restructuring or change to focus around a new direction completed, it’s time for another change of direction or reshaping to occur. A new change process is identified and whilst efforts are made to make it ‘look different’ 5 WAYS PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT CAN INSPIRE AND ENGAGE … 5. Make Work Meaningful. When employees can see how their work contributes to the organisation’s success, they’re more engaged and motivated to do great work. Yet according to the CIPD, nearly 30 percent of employees feel they get a limited amount of information about their organisation’s strategy. Leaders can help inspireemployees by
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION AND EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE Effective communication in the workplace is important for good organisational performance. Managers with good communication skills can convey their ideas clearly so that subordinates understand what is required from them and can positively contribute to the organisation. In contrast, a lack of communication can lead to employee frustration HOW TO UNDERSTAND AND ELIMINATE BIAS IN YOUR SURVEY One of the most effective ways of doing this is to add a creative touch to the survey in the form of branding, design, colour, and flare. This is a great way to maintain the focus of your participant and to stop them from viewing it as an exhaustive exercise. Of course, the more engaged somebody is, the more accurate and honest the answersare
THE MOVEMENT
We are a growing, dynamic, voluntary movement promoting employee engagement as a better way to work that benefits individual employees, teams, and whole organisations. We want everyone working in the UK to want, and be able, to give their best each day, so that each day is a great day at work, and that workplaces in the UK are thriving, growing and developing through the commitment, energy10 YEARS ON
Square Logo10 Years On BannerA4 Landscape VersionUsing the Hashtag #EFS10YearsOn PowerPoint Slide with Hashtag PowerPoint Slide withoutHashtagInfographic
WHAT IS EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT Employee engagement is based on trust, integrity, two way commitment and communication between an organisation and its members. It is an approach that increases the chances of business success, contributing to organisational and individual performance, productivity andwell-being. It
FURTHER EVIDENCE
In April 2016 we published Further Evidence, an update building on Nailing the Evidence and offering commentary on the evidence base, advice on how to approach the topic, and thought-provoking and practical guidance for organisations seeking to build their own business case Further Evidence showcases eleven new, robust case studies which add to the evidence base for Engagement beingTHE FOUR ENABLERS
The Four Enablers. Although there is no ‘one size fits all’ approach and no master model for successful employee engagement, four common themes emerged from David MacLeod and Nita Clarke’s extensive research captured in Engaging For Success. Taken together, they include many of the key elements that go to make successful employeeengagement.
EMPLOYEE VOICE
Strategic Narrative Engaging Managers Employee Voice Organisational Integrity A common theme noticed by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke in organisations with both high levels of employee engagement and high levels of performance was employee voice throughout the organisations, for reinforcing and challenging views, between functions and externally. What is employee voice? HOW TO WRITE AN EMPLOYEE HANDBOOK When writing this aspect of your employee handbook, try to provide brief details for employees to understand. Inform your staff of what is expected of them in clear terms and channels of disputing a case if needed. It’s all about maintaining a perfect balance when writing anemployee handbook.
MELCRUM – THE FUTURE OF INTERNAL COMMUNICATION Melcrum – The Future of Internal Communication. A comprehensive review of various research reports on trust in organisations, which gives interesting results on what impacts trust from an employee perspective; what works and what can erode motivation. Insight is given in how trust can be better manifested and managed in companystructures and
THE ISA ENGAGEMENT SCALE The ISA engagement scale is based on the view that engagement has an ‘intellectual’, a ‘social’ and an ‘affective’ dimension. Taken together, these three given an overall level of engagement for each person. The scale can be used as part of a wider employee attitude survey to measure engagement levels and see how engagement is JOB DESIGN AND ENGAGEMENT Job Design and Engagement. Job design and engagement was the topic of a Thought and Action Group led by Katie Truss, Professor of Management and Director of Knowledge Exchange in the Department of Business and Management at Sussex University. The purpose of the Group was to find out how organisations can address the vital question of how to design engaging jobs, for all kinds of workers.THE MOVEMENT
We are a growing, dynamic, voluntary movement promoting employee engagement as a better way to work that benefits individual employees, teams, and whole organisations. We want everyone working in the UK to want, and be able, to give their best each day, so that each day is a great day at work, and that workplaces in the UK are thriving, growing and developing through the commitment, energy10 YEARS ON
Square Logo10 Years On BannerA4 Landscape VersionUsing the Hashtag #EFS10YearsOn PowerPoint Slide with Hashtag PowerPoint Slide withoutHashtagInfographic
WHAT IS EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT Employee engagement is based on trust, integrity, two way commitment and communication between an organisation and its members. It is an approach that increases the chances of business success, contributing to organisational and individual performance, productivity andwell-being. It
FURTHER EVIDENCE
In April 2016 we published Further Evidence, an update building on Nailing the Evidence and offering commentary on the evidence base, advice on how to approach the topic, and thought-provoking and practical guidance for organisations seeking to build their own business case Further Evidence showcases eleven new, robust case studies which add to the evidence base for Engagement beingTHE FOUR ENABLERS
The Four Enablers. Although there is no ‘one size fits all’ approach and no master model for successful employee engagement, four common themes emerged from David MacLeod and Nita Clarke’s extensive research captured in Engaging For Success. Taken together, they include many of the key elements that go to make successful employeeengagement.
EMPLOYEE VOICE
Strategic Narrative Engaging Managers Employee Voice Organisational Integrity A common theme noticed by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke in organisations with both high levels of employee engagement and high levels of performance was employee voice throughout the organisations, for reinforcing and challenging views, between functions and externally. What is employee voice? HOW TO WRITE AN EMPLOYEE HANDBOOK When writing this aspect of your employee handbook, try to provide brief details for employees to understand. Inform your staff of what is expected of them in clear terms and channels of disputing a case if needed. It’s all about maintaining a perfect balance when writing anemployee handbook.
MELCRUM – THE FUTURE OF INTERNAL COMMUNICATION Melcrum – The Future of Internal Communication. A comprehensive review of various research reports on trust in organisations, which gives interesting results on what impacts trust from an employee perspective; what works and what can erode motivation. Insight is given in how trust can be better manifested and managed in companystructures and
THE ISA ENGAGEMENT SCALE The ISA engagement scale is based on the view that engagement has an ‘intellectual’, a ‘social’ and an ‘affective’ dimension. Taken together, these three given an overall level of engagement for each person. The scale can be used as part of a wider employee attitude survey to measure engagement levels and see how engagement is JOB DESIGN AND ENGAGEMENT Job Design and Engagement. Job design and engagement was the topic of a Thought and Action Group led by Katie Truss, Professor of Management and Director of Knowledge Exchange in the Department of Business and Management at Sussex University. The purpose of the Group was to find out how organisations can address the vital question of how to design engaging jobs, for all kinds of workers. ENGAGING FOR SUCCESS In 2009 BIS published Engaging for Success (more commonly known as the MacLeod Report), a study by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke of over organisations across the UK demonstrating high employee engagement and high performance. They concluded that the common factors in all these organisations were the Four Enablers of engagement.Read David and Nita's IntroductionWe were asked by the thenTHE EVIDENCE
The Evidence. We are dedicated to being a thought leader in the area of employee engagement, and to rigorous academic research so that our propositions about employee engagement aren’t just the result of warm, gut feelings, or an inner conviction simply that employee engagement is the right thing to do. We do believe that relationshipsof
WHAT IS EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT Employee engagement is based on trust, integrity, two way commitment and communication between an organisation and its members. It is an approach that increases the chances of business success, contributing to organisational and individual performance, productivity andwell-being. It
ENGAGEMENT SURVEYS
Engagement Surveys provide the most common means to measure Engagement. Done well they can provide fair, concrete and reliable views of the current state across all employee groups. Their purpose is always two-fold, as the measures they provide are used to inform actions which can be taken, at all levels of the organisation (forexample
FURTHER EVIDENCE
In April 2016 we published Further Evidence, an update building on Nailing the Evidence and offering commentary on the evidence base, advice on how to approach the topic, and thought-provoking and practical guidance for organisations seeking to build their own business case Further Evidence showcases eleven new, robust case studies which add to the evidence base for Engagement being ORGANISATIONAL INTEGRITY Strategic Narrative Engaging Managers Employee Voice Organisational Integrity A common theme noticed by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke in organisations with both high levels of employee engagement and high levels of performance was organisational integrity – the values on the wall are reflected in day to day behaviours. There is no ‘say–do’ gap. Promises madeRUNNING AN OPEN DAY
Running An Open Day. We would love you to host an event in your organisation to showcase 'engagement in action'. As the nature of the work and employee demographics differs between companies, there's likely to be a significant amount of variability between Open Days and we encourage the host to design an approach that best suits theirneeds.
THE BUSINESS CASE FOR PEOPLE ENGAGEMENT IN SUSTAINABILITY You may have read about the Think Big Programme at Telefonica UK (better known to you and me as O2), and how Global Action Plan have helped people from across our business (Telefonica UK, O2 and partners) to get involved with Think Big, directly delivering sustainability benefits. The following post has been written by GlobalAction Plan. We
QUESTIONS TO ASK YOUR EMPLOYEES DURING THE CORONAVIRUS By sending short, 5-minute surveys every couple of weeks, you can target activity and make changes rapidly. If you would like any advice on questions to ask, or how to implement pulse surveys about Coronavirus, feel free to contact WorkBuzz by emailing hello@workbuzz.com or calling 03333 446 530. Author Bio: MelisaanFoster, WorkBuzz.
LEARNING AS THE CORE PERFORMANCE DRIVER DURING CHANGE By Jane Sparrow, culture expert For many organisations, change is a constant. No sooner has one round of restructuring or change to focus around a new direction completed, it’s time for another change of direction or reshaping to occur. A new change process is identified and whilst efforts are made to make it ‘look different’THE MOVEMENT
We are a growing, dynamic, voluntary movement promoting employee engagement as a better way to work that benefits individual employees, teams, and whole organisations. We want everyone working in the UK to want, and be able, to give their best each day, so that each day is a great day at work, and that workplaces in the UK are thriving, growing and developing through the commitment, energy10 YEARS ON
Square Logo10 Years On BannerA4 Landscape VersionUsing the Hashtag #EFS10YearsOn PowerPoint Slide with Hashtag PowerPoint Slide withoutHashtagInfographic
WHAT IS EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT Employee engagement is based on trust, integrity, two way commitment and communication between an organisation and its members. It is an approach that increases the chances of business success, contributing to organisational and individual performance, productivity andwell-being. It
INNOVATION AND EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT Innovation and Employee Engagement. We recently realised that these slides were no longer on our website! They were produced as part of the original work that the Innovation SubGroup (as it was called at the time) did. They offer some insight into how the four enablers of innovation map across to the four enablers of engagement, providingyou
FURTHER EVIDENCE
In April 2016 we published Further Evidence, an update building on Nailing the Evidence and offering commentary on the evidence base, advice on how to approach the topic, and thought-provoking and practical guidance for organisations seeking to build their own business case Further Evidence showcases eleven new, robust case studies which add to the evidence base for Engagement beingRUNNING AN OPEN DAY
Running An Open Day. We would love you to host an event in your organisation to showcase 'engagement in action'. As the nature of the work and employee demographics differs between companies, there's likely to be a significant amount of variability between Open Days and we encourage the host to design an approach that best suits theirneeds.
HOW TO WRITE AN EMPLOYEE HANDBOOK When writing this aspect of your employee handbook, try to provide brief details for employees to understand. Inform your staff of what is expected of them in clear terms and channels of disputing a case if needed. It’s all about maintaining a perfect balance when writing anemployee handbook.
MELCRUM – THE FUTURE OF INTERNAL COMMUNICATION Melcrum – The Future of Internal Communication. A comprehensive review of various research reports on trust in organisations, which gives interesting results on what impacts trust from an employee perspective; what works and what can erode motivation. Insight is given in how trust can be better manifested and managed in companystructures and
WHY IS EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION SO IMPORTANT IN CRISIS Informed employees will have much more respect for their employer which improves employee motivation. 5. Flexibility. Motivated employees are likely to be flexible if their employer is too. This could mean staying late to finish a presentation, working at a weekend or just generally helping out in a crisis. JOB DESIGN AND ENGAGEMENT Job Design and Engagement. Job design and engagement was the topic of a Thought and Action Group led by Katie Truss, Professor of Management and Director of Knowledge Exchange in the Department of Business and Management at Sussex University. The purpose of the Group was to find out how organisations can address the vital question of how to design engaging jobs, for all kinds of workers.THE MOVEMENT
We are a growing, dynamic, voluntary movement promoting employee engagement as a better way to work that benefits individual employees, teams, and whole organisations. We want everyone working in the UK to want, and be able, to give their best each day, so that each day is a great day at work, and that workplaces in the UK are thriving, growing and developing through the commitment, energy10 YEARS ON
Square Logo10 Years On BannerA4 Landscape VersionUsing the Hashtag #EFS10YearsOn PowerPoint Slide with Hashtag PowerPoint Slide withoutHashtagInfographic
WHAT IS EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT Employee engagement is based on trust, integrity, two way commitment and communication between an organisation and its members. It is an approach that increases the chances of business success, contributing to organisational and individual performance, productivity andwell-being. It
INNOVATION AND EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT Innovation and Employee Engagement. We recently realised that these slides were no longer on our website! They were produced as part of the original work that the Innovation SubGroup (as it was called at the time) did. They offer some insight into how the four enablers of innovation map across to the four enablers of engagement, providingyou
FURTHER EVIDENCE
In April 2016 we published Further Evidence, an update building on Nailing the Evidence and offering commentary on the evidence base, advice on how to approach the topic, and thought-provoking and practical guidance for organisations seeking to build their own business case Further Evidence showcases eleven new, robust case studies which add to the evidence base for Engagement beingRUNNING AN OPEN DAY
Running An Open Day. We would love you to host an event in your organisation to showcase 'engagement in action'. As the nature of the work and employee demographics differs between companies, there's likely to be a significant amount of variability between Open Days and we encourage the host to design an approach that best suits theirneeds.
HOW TO WRITE AN EMPLOYEE HANDBOOK When writing this aspect of your employee handbook, try to provide brief details for employees to understand. Inform your staff of what is expected of them in clear terms and channels of disputing a case if needed. It’s all about maintaining a perfect balance when writing anemployee handbook.
MELCRUM – THE FUTURE OF INTERNAL COMMUNICATION Melcrum – The Future of Internal Communication. A comprehensive review of various research reports on trust in organisations, which gives interesting results on what impacts trust from an employee perspective; what works and what can erode motivation. Insight is given in how trust can be better manifested and managed in companystructures and
WHY IS EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION SO IMPORTANT IN CRISIS Informed employees will have much more respect for their employer which improves employee motivation. 5. Flexibility. Motivated employees are likely to be flexible if their employer is too. This could mean staying late to finish a presentation, working at a weekend or just generally helping out in a crisis. JOB DESIGN AND ENGAGEMENT Job Design and Engagement. Job design and engagement was the topic of a Thought and Action Group led by Katie Truss, Professor of Management and Director of Knowledge Exchange in the Department of Business and Management at Sussex University. The purpose of the Group was to find out how organisations can address the vital question of how to design engaging jobs, for all kinds of workers. ENGAGING FOR SUCCESS In 2009 BIS published Engaging for Success (more commonly known as the MacLeod Report), a study by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke of over organisations across the UK demonstrating high employee engagement and high performance. They concluded that the common factors in all these organisations were the Four Enablers of engagement.Read David and Nita's IntroductionWe were asked by the thenTHE FOUR ENABLERS
The Four Enablers. Although there is no ‘one size fits all’ approach and no master model for successful employee engagement, four common themes emerged from David MacLeod and Nita Clarke’s extensive research captured in Engaging For Success. Taken together, they include many of the key elements that go to make successful employeeengagement.
FURTHER EVIDENCE
In April 2016 we published Further Evidence, an update building on Nailing the Evidence and offering commentary on the evidence base, advice on how to approach the topic, and thought-provoking and practical guidance for organisations seeking to build their own business case Further Evidence showcases eleven new, robust case studies which add to the evidence base for Engagement being AREA NETWORK THOUGHT AND ACTION GROUPS We enable and support Area Network groups to work together to raise the profile of employee engagement, share effective employee engagement practices, whilst raising awareness of Engage for Success, and its work.Our Topic & Sector TAGs aim to further debate, form conclusions, develop resources and tools and promote action on a variety of aspects of 5 REASONS YOU SHOULD INVEST IN MOTIVATING YOUR EMPLOYEES When you’re struggling with motivation or morale in your organisation, you’ll find that a quick Google search introduces you to a world of tools, tricks, and solutions to motivate your employees – some cost-effective, some crazy, some expensive, and somecrazy-expensive.
THE BUSINESS CASE FOR PEOPLE ENGAGEMENT IN SUSTAINABILITY You may have read about the Think Big Programme at Telefonica UK (better known to you and me as O2), and how Global Action Plan have helped people from across our business (Telefonica UK, O2 and partners) to get involved with Think Big, directly delivering sustainability benefits. The following post has been written by GlobalAction Plan. We
ORGANISATIONAL INTEGRITY Strategic Narrative Engaging Managers Employee Voice Organisational Integrity A common theme noticed by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke in organisations with both high levels of employee engagement and high levels of performance was organisational integrity – the values on the wall are reflected in day to day behaviours. There is no ‘say–do’ gap. Promises made THE ISA ENGAGEMENT SCALE The ISA engagement scale is based on the view that engagement has an ‘intellectual’, a ‘social’ and an ‘affective’ dimension. Taken together, these three given an overall level of engagement for each person. The scale can be used as part of a wider employee attitude survey to measure engagement levels and see how engagement is LEARNING AS THE CORE PERFORMANCE DRIVER DURING CHANGE By Jane Sparrow, culture expert For many organisations, change is a constant. No sooner has one round of restructuring or change to focus around a new direction completed, it’s time for another change of direction or reshaping to occur. A new change process is identified and whilst efforts are made to make it ‘look different’ HOW TO MOTIVATE EMPLOYEES It is every employer’s dream to build a highly motivated workforce. There is a lot to benefit when employees stay motivated. For starters, motivated employees are totally engaged and committed to an organization. They hit the office every day enthusiastic and ready to charge through the day. This means that there is low absenteeism andTHE MOVEMENT
We are a growing, dynamic, voluntary movement promoting employee engagement as a better way to work that benefits individual employees, teams, and whole organisations. We want everyone working in the UK to want, and be able, to give their best each day, so that each day is a great day at work, and that workplaces in the UK are thriving, growing and developing through the commitment, energy10 YEARS ON
Square Logo10 Years On BannerA4 Landscape VersionUsing the Hashtag #EFS10YearsOn PowerPoint Slide with Hashtag PowerPoint Slide withoutHashtagInfographic
WHAT IS EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT Employee engagement is based on trust, integrity, two way commitment and communication between an organisation and its members. It is an approach that increases the chances of business success, contributing to organisational and individual performance, productivity andwell-being. It
INNOVATION AND EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT Innovation and Employee Engagement. We recently realised that these slides were no longer on our website! They were produced as part of the original work that the Innovation SubGroup (as it was called at the time) did. They offer some insight into how the four enablers of innovation map across to the four enablers of engagement, providingyou
FURTHER EVIDENCE
In April 2016 we published Further Evidence, an update building on Nailing the Evidence and offering commentary on the evidence base, advice on how to approach the topic, and thought-provoking and practical guidance for organisations seeking to build their own business case Further Evidence showcases eleven new, robust case studies which add to the evidence base for Engagement beingRUNNING AN OPEN DAY
Running An Open Day. We would love you to host an event in your organisation to showcase 'engagement in action'. As the nature of the work and employee demographics differs between companies, there's likely to be a significant amount of variability between Open Days and we encourage the host to design an approach that best suits theirneeds.
HOW TO WRITE AN EMPLOYEE HANDBOOK When writing this aspect of your employee handbook, try to provide brief details for employees to understand. Inform your staff of what is expected of them in clear terms and channels of disputing a case if needed. It’s all about maintaining a perfect balance when writing anemployee handbook.
MELCRUM – THE FUTURE OF INTERNAL COMMUNICATION Melcrum – The Future of Internal Communication. A comprehensive review of various research reports on trust in organisations, which gives interesting results on what impacts trust from an employee perspective; what works and what can erode motivation. Insight is given in how trust can be better manifested and managed in companystructures and
WHY IS EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION SO IMPORTANT IN CRISIS Informed employees will have much more respect for their employer which improves employee motivation. 5. Flexibility. Motivated employees are likely to be flexible if their employer is too. This could mean staying late to finish a presentation, working at a weekend or just generally helping out in a crisis. JOB DESIGN AND ENGAGEMENT Job Design and Engagement. Job design and engagement was the topic of a Thought and Action Group led by Katie Truss, Professor of Management and Director of Knowledge Exchange in the Department of Business and Management at Sussex University. The purpose of the Group was to find out how organisations can address the vital question of how to design engaging jobs, for all kinds of workers.THE MOVEMENT
We are a growing, dynamic, voluntary movement promoting employee engagement as a better way to work that benefits individual employees, teams, and whole organisations. We want everyone working in the UK to want, and be able, to give their best each day, so that each day is a great day at work, and that workplaces in the UK are thriving, growing and developing through the commitment, energy10 YEARS ON
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WHAT IS EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT Employee engagement is based on trust, integrity, two way commitment and communication between an organisation and its members. It is an approach that increases the chances of business success, contributing to organisational and individual performance, productivity andwell-being. It
INNOVATION AND EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT Innovation and Employee Engagement. We recently realised that these slides were no longer on our website! They were produced as part of the original work that the Innovation SubGroup (as it was called at the time) did. They offer some insight into how the four enablers of innovation map across to the four enablers of engagement, providingyou
FURTHER EVIDENCE
In April 2016 we published Further Evidence, an update building on Nailing the Evidence and offering commentary on the evidence base, advice on how to approach the topic, and thought-provoking and practical guidance for organisations seeking to build their own business case Further Evidence showcases eleven new, robust case studies which add to the evidence base for Engagement beingRUNNING AN OPEN DAY
Running An Open Day. We would love you to host an event in your organisation to showcase 'engagement in action'. As the nature of the work and employee demographics differs between companies, there's likely to be a significant amount of variability between Open Days and we encourage the host to design an approach that best suits theirneeds.
HOW TO WRITE AN EMPLOYEE HANDBOOK When writing this aspect of your employee handbook, try to provide brief details for employees to understand. Inform your staff of what is expected of them in clear terms and channels of disputing a case if needed. It’s all about maintaining a perfect balance when writing anemployee handbook.
MELCRUM – THE FUTURE OF INTERNAL COMMUNICATION Melcrum – The Future of Internal Communication. A comprehensive review of various research reports on trust in organisations, which gives interesting results on what impacts trust from an employee perspective; what works and what can erode motivation. Insight is given in how trust can be better manifested and managed in companystructures and
WHY IS EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION SO IMPORTANT IN CRISIS Informed employees will have much more respect for their employer which improves employee motivation. 5. Flexibility. Motivated employees are likely to be flexible if their employer is too. This could mean staying late to finish a presentation, working at a weekend or just generally helping out in a crisis. JOB DESIGN AND ENGAGEMENT Job Design and Engagement. Job design and engagement was the topic of a Thought and Action Group led by Katie Truss, Professor of Management and Director of Knowledge Exchange in the Department of Business and Management at Sussex University. The purpose of the Group was to find out how organisations can address the vital question of how to design engaging jobs, for all kinds of workers. ENGAGING FOR SUCCESS In 2009 BIS published Engaging for Success (more commonly known as the MacLeod Report), a study by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke of over organisations across the UK demonstrating high employee engagement and high performance. They concluded that the common factors in all these organisations were the Four Enablers of engagement.Read David and Nita's IntroductionWe were asked by the thenTHE FOUR ENABLERS
The Four Enablers. Although there is no ‘one size fits all’ approach and no master model for successful employee engagement, four common themes emerged from David MacLeod and Nita Clarke’s extensive research captured in Engaging For Success. Taken together, they include many of the key elements that go to make successful employeeengagement.
FURTHER EVIDENCE
In April 2016 we published Further Evidence, an update building on Nailing the Evidence and offering commentary on the evidence base, advice on how to approach the topic, and thought-provoking and practical guidance for organisations seeking to build their own business case Further Evidence showcases eleven new, robust case studies which add to the evidence base for Engagement being AREA NETWORK THOUGHT AND ACTION GROUPS We enable and support Area Network groups to work together to raise the profile of employee engagement, share effective employee engagement practices, whilst raising awareness of Engage for Success, and its work.Our Topic & Sector TAGs aim to further debate, form conclusions, develop resources and tools and promote action on a variety of aspects of 5 REASONS YOU SHOULD INVEST IN MOTIVATING YOUR EMPLOYEES When you’re struggling with motivation or morale in your organisation, you’ll find that a quick Google search introduces you to a world of tools, tricks, and solutions to motivate your employees – some cost-effective, some crazy, some expensive, and somecrazy-expensive.
THE BUSINESS CASE FOR PEOPLE ENGAGEMENT IN SUSTAINABILITY You may have read about the Think Big Programme at Telefonica UK (better known to you and me as O2), and how Global Action Plan have helped people from across our business (Telefonica UK, O2 and partners) to get involved with Think Big, directly delivering sustainability benefits. The following post has been written by GlobalAction Plan. We
ORGANISATIONAL INTEGRITY Strategic Narrative Engaging Managers Employee Voice Organisational Integrity A common theme noticed by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke in organisations with both high levels of employee engagement and high levels of performance was organisational integrity – the values on the wall are reflected in day to day behaviours. There is no ‘say–do’ gap. Promises made THE ISA ENGAGEMENT SCALE The ISA engagement scale is based on the view that engagement has an ‘intellectual’, a ‘social’ and an ‘affective’ dimension. Taken together, these three given an overall level of engagement for each person. The scale can be used as part of a wider employee attitude survey to measure engagement levels and see how engagement is LEARNING AS THE CORE PERFORMANCE DRIVER DURING CHANGE By Jane Sparrow, culture expert For many organisations, change is a constant. No sooner has one round of restructuring or change to focus around a new direction completed, it’s time for another change of direction or reshaping to occur. A new change process is identified and whilst efforts are made to make it ‘look different’ HOW TO MOTIVATE EMPLOYEES It is every employer’s dream to build a highly motivated workforce. There is a lot to benefit when employees stay motivated. For starters, motivated employees are totally engaged and committed to an organization. They hit the office every day enthusiastic and ready to charge through the day. This means that there is low absenteeism andTHE MOVEMENT
We are a growing, dynamic, voluntary movement promoting employee engagement as a better way to work that benefits individual employees, teams, and whole organisations. We want everyone working in the UK to want, and be able, to give their best each day, so that each day is a great day at work, and that workplaces in the UK are thriving, growing and developing through the commitment, energy WHAT IS EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT Employee engagement is based on trust, integrity, two way commitment and communication between an organisation and its members. It is an approach that increases the chances of business success, contributing to organisational and individual performance, productivity andwell-being. It
WELLBEING - ENGAGE FOR SUCCESS ABOUT THE TAG. The original Wellbeing Thought Action Group was established in 2013 with the publication of a white paper called ‘Why Wellbeing Matters: Sustaining Employee Engagement and Performance’.The paper sets out the evidence for the linkage between employee engagement and wellbeing, and the consequential impact on individual and organisational performance.THE FOUR ENABLERS
The Four Enablers. Although there is no ‘one size fits all’ approach and no master model for successful employee engagement, four common themes emerged from David MacLeod and Nita Clarke’s extensive research captured in Engaging For Success. Taken together, they include many of the key elements that go to make successful employeeengagement.
EMPLOYEE VOICE
Strategic Narrative Engaging Managers Employee Voice Organisational Integrity A common theme noticed by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke in organisations with both high levels of employee engagement and high levels of performance was employee voice throughout the organisations, for reinforcing and challenging views, between functions and externally. What is employee voice?STRATEGIC NARRATIVE
Strategic Narrative Engaging Managers Employee Voice Organisational Integrity A common theme noticed by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke in organisations with both high levels of employee engagement and high levels of performance was a strategic narrative about the organisation, that is compelling and authentic, provided by leaders who are empowering and visible.Let's unpack that a ORGANISATIONAL INTEGRITY Strategic Narrative Engaging Managers Employee Voice Organisational Integrity A common theme noticed by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke in organisations with both high levels of employee engagement and high levels of performance was organisational integrity – the values on the wall are reflected in day to day behaviours. There is no ‘say–do’ gap. Promises madeRUNNING AN OPEN DAY
Running An Open Day. We would love you to host an event in your organisation to showcase 'engagement in action'. As the nature of the work and employee demographics differs between companies, there's likely to be a significant amount of variability between Open Days and we encourage the host to design an approach that best suits theirneeds.
MELCRUM – THE FUTURE OF INTERNAL COMMUNICATION Melcrum – The Future of Internal Communication. A comprehensive review of various research reports on trust in organisations, which gives interesting results on what impacts trust from an employee perspective; what works and what can erode motivation. Insight is given in how trust can be better manifested and managed in companystructures and
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION AND EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE Effective communication in the workplace is important for good organisational performance. Managers with good communication skills can convey their ideas clearly so that subordinates understand what is required from them and can positively contribute to the organisation. In contrast, a lack of communication can lead to employee frustrationTHE MOVEMENT
We are a growing, dynamic, voluntary movement promoting employee engagement as a better way to work that benefits individual employees, teams, and whole organisations. We want everyone working in the UK to want, and be able, to give their best each day, so that each day is a great day at work, and that workplaces in the UK are thriving, growing and developing through the commitment, energy WHAT IS EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT Employee engagement is based on trust, integrity, two way commitment and communication between an organisation and its members. It is an approach that increases the chances of business success, contributing to organisational and individual performance, productivity andwell-being. It
WELLBEING - ENGAGE FOR SUCCESS ABOUT THE TAG. The original Wellbeing Thought Action Group was established in 2013 with the publication of a white paper called ‘Why Wellbeing Matters: Sustaining Employee Engagement and Performance’.The paper sets out the evidence for the linkage between employee engagement and wellbeing, and the consequential impact on individual and organisational performance.THE FOUR ENABLERS
The Four Enablers. Although there is no ‘one size fits all’ approach and no master model for successful employee engagement, four common themes emerged from David MacLeod and Nita Clarke’s extensive research captured in Engaging For Success. Taken together, they include many of the key elements that go to make successful employeeengagement.
EMPLOYEE VOICE
Strategic Narrative Engaging Managers Employee Voice Organisational Integrity A common theme noticed by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke in organisations with both high levels of employee engagement and high levels of performance was employee voice throughout the organisations, for reinforcing and challenging views, between functions and externally. What is employee voice?STRATEGIC NARRATIVE
Strategic Narrative Engaging Managers Employee Voice Organisational Integrity A common theme noticed by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke in organisations with both high levels of employee engagement and high levels of performance was a strategic narrative about the organisation, that is compelling and authentic, provided by leaders who are empowering and visible.Let's unpack that a ORGANISATIONAL INTEGRITY Strategic Narrative Engaging Managers Employee Voice Organisational Integrity A common theme noticed by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke in organisations with both high levels of employee engagement and high levels of performance was organisational integrity – the values on the wall are reflected in day to day behaviours. There is no ‘say–do’ gap. Promises madeRUNNING AN OPEN DAY
Running An Open Day. We would love you to host an event in your organisation to showcase 'engagement in action'. As the nature of the work and employee demographics differs between companies, there's likely to be a significant amount of variability between Open Days and we encourage the host to design an approach that best suits theirneeds.
MELCRUM – THE FUTURE OF INTERNAL COMMUNICATION Melcrum – The Future of Internal Communication. A comprehensive review of various research reports on trust in organisations, which gives interesting results on what impacts trust from an employee perspective; what works and what can erode motivation. Insight is given in how trust can be better manifested and managed in companystructures and
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION AND EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE Effective communication in the workplace is important for good organisational performance. Managers with good communication skills can convey their ideas clearly so that subordinates understand what is required from them and can positively contribute to the organisation. In contrast, a lack of communication can lead to employee frustration ENGAGING FOR SUCCESS In 2009 BIS published Engaging for Success (more commonly known as the MacLeod Report), a study by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke of over organisations across the UK demonstrating high employee engagement and high performance. They concluded that the common factors in all these organisations were the Four Enablers of engagement.Read David and Nita's IntroductionWe were asked by the thenTHE EVIDENCE
The Evidence. We are dedicated to being a thought leader in the area of employee engagement, and to rigorous academic research so that our propositions about employee engagement aren’t just the result of warm, gut feelings, or an inner conviction simply that employee engagement is the right thing to do. We do believe that relationshipsof
WELLBEING - ENGAGE FOR SUCCESS ABOUT THE TAG. The original Wellbeing Thought Action Group was established in 2013 with the publication of a white paper called ‘Why Wellbeing Matters: Sustaining Employee Engagement and Performance’.The paper sets out the evidence for the linkage between employee engagement and wellbeing, and the consequential impact on individual and organisational performance. ORGANISATIONAL INTEGRITY Strategic Narrative Engaging Managers Employee Voice Organisational Integrity A common theme noticed by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke in organisations with both high levels of employee engagement and high levels of performance was organisational integrity – the values on the wall are reflected in day to day behaviours. There is no ‘say–do’ gap. Promises made10 YEARS ON
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FURTHER EVIDENCE
In April 2016 we published Further Evidence, an update building on Nailing the Evidence and offering commentary on the evidence base, advice on how to approach the topic, and thought-provoking and practical guidance for organisations seeking to build their own business case Further Evidence showcases eleven new, robust case studies which add to the evidence base for Engagement being NAILING THE EVIDENCE Our Nailing the Evidence working group published The Evidence in November 2012. The UK has an employee engagement deficit. Survey after survey indicates that only around one third of UK workers say they are engaged – a figure that leaves the UK ranked ninth for engagement levels amongst the world’s twelfth largest economies as ranked by GDP (Kenexa 2009).The UK THE ISA ENGAGEMENT SCALE The ISA engagement scale is based on the view that engagement has an ‘intellectual’, a ‘social’ and an ‘affective’ dimension. Taken together, these three given an overall level of engagement for each person. The scale can be used as part of a wider employee attitude survey to measure engagement levels and see how engagement isEVENTS ARCHIVE
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5 WAYS PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT CAN INSPIRE AND ENGAGE … 5. Make Work Meaningful. When employees can see how their work contributes to the organisation’s success, they’re more engaged and motivated to do great work. Yet according to the CIPD, nearly 30 percent of employees feel they get a limited amount of information about their organisation’s strategy. Leaders can help inspireemployees by
THE MOVEMENT
We are a growing, dynamic, voluntary movement promoting employee engagement as a better way to work that benefits individual employees, teams, and whole organisations. We want everyone working in the UK to want, and be able, to give their best each day, so that each day is a great day at work, and that workplaces in the UK are thriving, growing and developing through the commitment, energy WHAT IS EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT Employee engagement is based on trust, integrity, two way commitment and communication between an organisation and its members. It is an approach that increases the chances of business success, contributing to organisational and individual performance, productivity andwell-being. It
WELLBEING - ENGAGE FOR SUCCESS ABOUT THE TAG. The original Wellbeing Thought Action Group was established in 2013 with the publication of a white paper called ‘Why Wellbeing Matters: Sustaining Employee Engagement and Performance’.The paper sets out the evidence for the linkage between employee engagement and wellbeing, and the consequential impact on individual and organisational performance.THE FOUR ENABLERS
The Four Enablers. Although there is no ‘one size fits all’ approach and no master model for successful employee engagement, four common themes emerged from David MacLeod and Nita Clarke’s extensive research captured in Engaging For Success. Taken together, they include many of the key elements that go to make successful employeeengagement.
EMPLOYEE VOICE
Strategic Narrative Engaging Managers Employee Voice Organisational Integrity A common theme noticed by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke in organisations with both high levels of employee engagement and high levels of performance was employee voice throughout the organisations, for reinforcing and challenging views, between functions and externally. What is employee voice?STRATEGIC NARRATIVE
Strategic Narrative Engaging Managers Employee Voice Organisational Integrity A common theme noticed by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke in organisations with both high levels of employee engagement and high levels of performance was a strategic narrative about the organisation, that is compelling and authentic, provided by leaders who are empowering and visible.Let's unpack that a ORGANISATIONAL INTEGRITY Strategic Narrative Engaging Managers Employee Voice Organisational Integrity A common theme noticed by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke in organisations with both high levels of employee engagement and high levels of performance was organisational integrity – the values on the wall are reflected in day to day behaviours. There is no ‘say–do’ gap. Promises madeRUNNING AN OPEN DAY
Running An Open Day. We would love you to host an event in your organisation to showcase 'engagement in action'. As the nature of the work and employee demographics differs between companies, there's likely to be a significant amount of variability between Open Days and we encourage the host to design an approach that best suits theirneeds.
MELCRUM – THE FUTURE OF INTERNAL COMMUNICATION Melcrum – The Future of Internal Communication. A comprehensive review of various research reports on trust in organisations, which gives interesting results on what impacts trust from an employee perspective; what works and what can erode motivation. Insight is given in how trust can be better manifested and managed in companystructures and
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION AND EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE Effective communication in the workplace is important for good organisational performance. Managers with good communication skills can convey their ideas clearly so that subordinates understand what is required from them and can positively contribute to the organisation. In contrast, a lack of communication can lead to employee frustrationTHE MOVEMENT
We are a growing, dynamic, voluntary movement promoting employee engagement as a better way to work that benefits individual employees, teams, and whole organisations. We want everyone working in the UK to want, and be able, to give their best each day, so that each day is a great day at work, and that workplaces in the UK are thriving, growing and developing through the commitment, energy WHAT IS EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT Employee engagement is based on trust, integrity, two way commitment and communication between an organisation and its members. It is an approach that increases the chances of business success, contributing to organisational and individual performance, productivity andwell-being. It
WELLBEING - ENGAGE FOR SUCCESS ABOUT THE TAG. The original Wellbeing Thought Action Group was established in 2013 with the publication of a white paper called ‘Why Wellbeing Matters: Sustaining Employee Engagement and Performance’.The paper sets out the evidence for the linkage between employee engagement and wellbeing, and the consequential impact on individual and organisational performance.THE FOUR ENABLERS
The Four Enablers. Although there is no ‘one size fits all’ approach and no master model for successful employee engagement, four common themes emerged from David MacLeod and Nita Clarke’s extensive research captured in Engaging For Success. Taken together, they include many of the key elements that go to make successful employeeengagement.
EMPLOYEE VOICE
Strategic Narrative Engaging Managers Employee Voice Organisational Integrity A common theme noticed by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke in organisations with both high levels of employee engagement and high levels of performance was employee voice throughout the organisations, for reinforcing and challenging views, between functions and externally. What is employee voice?STRATEGIC NARRATIVE
Strategic Narrative Engaging Managers Employee Voice Organisational Integrity A common theme noticed by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke in organisations with both high levels of employee engagement and high levels of performance was a strategic narrative about the organisation, that is compelling and authentic, provided by leaders who are empowering and visible.Let's unpack that a ORGANISATIONAL INTEGRITY Strategic Narrative Engaging Managers Employee Voice Organisational Integrity A common theme noticed by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke in organisations with both high levels of employee engagement and high levels of performance was organisational integrity – the values on the wall are reflected in day to day behaviours. There is no ‘say–do’ gap. Promises madeRUNNING AN OPEN DAY
Running An Open Day. We would love you to host an event in your organisation to showcase 'engagement in action'. As the nature of the work and employee demographics differs between companies, there's likely to be a significant amount of variability between Open Days and we encourage the host to design an approach that best suits theirneeds.
MELCRUM – THE FUTURE OF INTERNAL COMMUNICATION Melcrum – The Future of Internal Communication. A comprehensive review of various research reports on trust in organisations, which gives interesting results on what impacts trust from an employee perspective; what works and what can erode motivation. Insight is given in how trust can be better manifested and managed in companystructures and
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION AND EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE Effective communication in the workplace is important for good organisational performance. Managers with good communication skills can convey their ideas clearly so that subordinates understand what is required from them and can positively contribute to the organisation. In contrast, a lack of communication can lead to employee frustration ENGAGING FOR SUCCESS In 2009 BIS published Engaging for Success (more commonly known as the MacLeod Report), a study by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke of over organisations across the UK demonstrating high employee engagement and high performance. They concluded that the common factors in all these organisations were the Four Enablers of engagement.Read David and Nita's IntroductionWe were asked by the thenTHE EVIDENCE
The Evidence. We are dedicated to being a thought leader in the area of employee engagement, and to rigorous academic research so that our propositions about employee engagement aren’t just the result of warm, gut feelings, or an inner conviction simply that employee engagement is the right thing to do. We do believe that relationshipsof
WELLBEING - ENGAGE FOR SUCCESS ABOUT THE TAG. The original Wellbeing Thought Action Group was established in 2013 with the publication of a white paper called ‘Why Wellbeing Matters: Sustaining Employee Engagement and Performance’.The paper sets out the evidence for the linkage between employee engagement and wellbeing, and the consequential impact on individual and organisational performance. ORGANISATIONAL INTEGRITY Strategic Narrative Engaging Managers Employee Voice Organisational Integrity A common theme noticed by David MacLeod and Nita Clarke in organisations with both high levels of employee engagement and high levels of performance was organisational integrity – the values on the wall are reflected in day to day behaviours. There is no ‘say–do’ gap. Promises made10 YEARS ON
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FURTHER EVIDENCE
In April 2016 we published Further Evidence, an update building on Nailing the Evidence and offering commentary on the evidence base, advice on how to approach the topic, and thought-provoking and practical guidance for organisations seeking to build their own business case Further Evidence showcases eleven new, robust case studies which add to the evidence base for Engagement being NAILING THE EVIDENCE Our Nailing the Evidence working group published The Evidence in November 2012. The UK has an employee engagement deficit. Survey after survey indicates that only around one third of UK workers say they are engaged – a figure that leaves the UK ranked ninth for engagement levels amongst the world’s twelfth largest economies as ranked by GDP (Kenexa 2009).The UK THE ISA ENGAGEMENT SCALE The ISA engagement scale is based on the view that engagement has an ‘intellectual’, a ‘social’ and an ‘affective’ dimension. Taken together, these three given an overall level of engagement for each person. The scale can be used as part of a wider employee attitude survey to measure engagement levels and see how engagement isEVENTS ARCHIVE
RETURN TO THE MAIN SITE. Please note that events are moderated so there may be a delay between you posting it and your event being liveon the site.
5 WAYS PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT CAN INSPIRE AND ENGAGE … 5. Make Work Meaningful. When employees can see how their work contributes to the organisation’s success, they’re more engaged and motivated to do great work. Yet according to the CIPD, nearly 30 percent of employees feel they get a limited amount of information about their organisation’s strategy. Leaders can help inspireemployees by
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I attended EFS's first annual conference back in 2012, and was lucky enough to go on secondment with them from the public sector for 18 months as Community Director. It's important to me to work for a purpose you believe in, and in doing so crossing paths with inspiring volunteers along the way that have inspired me to do more to help people and workplaces to thrive. ANNE WILSDON, TAG STEERING GROUP“
I had dipped into the EFS evidence bucket before I joined to help build a business case at the University and I now have the genuine privilege through our social and comms channels to help others across the UK build their business case to create a workplace where everyonethrives.
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I have been involved in Engage for Success for over 9 years, initially as a member of the Guru group before joining the Board in 2012.  The movement has put the topic of Employee Engagement firmly on the map, shining a light on best practice and raising the profile of employee engagement around the world.  It’s been a privilege to be involved. Here’s to the next 10 years! FRANCIS GOSS, DIRECTOR, ORGANISATIONAL WELLBEING CONSULTING, GALLAGHER“
Before joining, I attended EFS events and found them inspiring with great networking opportunities. Since, I’ve had the opportunity to do research with amazing companies and establish a regional network in my area. It’s been fantastic to share thoughts and ideas on engagement with practitioners, academics and leading experts.DR. SARAH PASS, NBS
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