Category Archives: Employee Engagement

Why Your Employee Engagement Strategy Isn’t Working

by Jonathan Bright Follow @SoutherlyCommsOctober 16, 2016 Businesses these days trust that employee engagement is a necessary thing. It makes little sense that an unhappy workforce is as productive as a happy one. Saying that, just half of companies that have an employee engagement strategy are actually satisfied with the impact on performance, and research … Continue reading Why Your Employee Engagement Strategy Isn’t Working →

How to Keep Your Business Staffed Effectively Through the Holidays

by Christine Watts Follow @IOUFinancialOctober 8, 2016 While the holiday season is a joyous time, it can also be a stressful time for many small business owners. Not being properly prepared can leave an employer short-staffed and unable to handle the influx of business. On the other hand, owners who face a slow season during … Continue reading How to Keep Your Business Staffed Effectively Through the Holidays →

Saying “I Do” to Employee Engagement – It’s a Long-Term Commitment That Starts With Recruiting

by Sean Pomeroy Follow @Sean_PomeroySeptember 27, 2016 Employee engagement is a workplace concept that refers to how committed employees are to their organization’s goals and values, and how motivated they are to contribute to the organization’s success. Research has shown that highly engaged employees: Are more customer focused, more creative at work, and take less … Continue reading Saying “I Do” to Employee Engagement – It’s a Long-Term Commitment That Starts With Recruiting →

Engaging and Motivating Employees: Reward vs Recognition

by Warren Tanner Follow @warrentannerSeptember 22, 2016 The challenge of motivating employees to perform to their full potential is one that every workplace faces. Managers can feel that their staff would be more productive if they were more committed, while employees typically feel overworked and undervalued. So what are the best methods to increase employee … Continue reading Engaging and Motivating Employees: Reward vs Recognition →