Employee Engagement and the Emotional Connection.
Employee Engagement and the Emotional Connection.
All the companies want an engaged workforce for their organisation.
It means something more than having
employees who work for them to overcome in production targets. It means the
inner satisfaction of the employee about the company and they are enjoying
their work. It is the key to organisation success.
Companies are determined for viable improvement to bear in
the energetic world of Market fluctuations, technological advancements and fluctuating
economy. For bearable business success, organisations are trying to adjust to
the changes and focusing on rational capital instead of acquisitive capital. Organisations
are giving attention to invest on skills, abilities and forward-thinking behaviours
to respond external inconstancy. Organisations success in this esteem would straight
comparable to Return on Investment. Effective of potential employees and
retaining such employees is the major challenge that threatened the
organisations.
Employee engagement is one of the evolving perceptions that will
address multiple challenges organisations are facing such as attrition,
customer loyalty, customer satisfaction, profitability, and business productivity
Engagement Levels of Employees
Employees would not always be more enthusiastic, highly energetic,
focused on the task.
G lobal context of Employee Engagement and the Emotional Connection.
Human Resources (HR) has evolved steadily as a result of globalisation and the immense developments in information technology which has helped it cross over various obstacles that were confining it to be treated as a mere administrative role in the organisation, (Mellam, Rao & Mellam, 2015).
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When employees are engaged, they are more likely to invest in the work they do which leads to a higher quality of work produced. HR has to play a major role on employee engagement.
ReplyDeleteBelow are few drivers to enhance employee engagement in an organization
* A culture of respect where good job is appreciated.
* Feedback, counseling and mentoring.
* Fair reward, recognition and incentive scheme.
* Effective leadership.
* Clear job expectations.
* Adequate tools to perform work responsibilities.