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Employee Engagement A Review of Current Research and Its Implications
Report by John Gibbons
November 2006, Source: The Conference Board, Inc., 18 pages

This literature review summarizes what is known on the topic of 'Employee Engagement' and what companies can do to foster true engagement in the workplace.

Document Highlights:

'Employee Engagement' provides a review of current research on this important and timely topic. When workers feel mentally and emotionally connected to their jobs, they are willing to apply discretionary effort to help their company succeed. This literature review summarizes what is known on the topic and what companies can do to foster true engagement in the workplace.

Topics covered:

  • Defining Employee Engagement
  • Meta-analysis of Drivers of Employee Engagement
  • Current State of Employee Engagement
  • Role of the First-line Manager on Employee Engagement
  • Impact of Employee Engagement
  • Interventions for Supporting Employee Engagement


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