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Category: Employee Engagement

Is Employee Experience more Important than Employee Engagement?

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One of the most interesting ideas articulated in Deloitte’s 2017 Human Capital Trends report is the idea of employee experience. Deloitte believes that employees are increasingly demanding a “holistic, end-to-end experience from their employers.” But what does that mean, and how might your organization address “employee experience”? What is “employee experience”? Given the links between
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The 4 Biggest Factors That Promote Employee Satisfaction

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A satisfied, engaged employee is a productive one. One study found that an increase in job satisfaction was directly related to a 6.6% increase in hourly productivity. Other research has found that satisfied employees enjoy 31% greater productivity overall and 37% higher sales. Sometimes the effects of engagement and job satisfaction can even have unexpected
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The Cost of High Turnover is More Than You Think

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Turnover is expensive. Losing employees, and then having to replace them, sometimes over and over again, adds up fast. And turnover is something all employers face. The median employee tenure at any given job is 4.6 years (or 3.2 years for workers aged 25 to 34). Consider the healthcare industry, for whom turnover is particularly
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Do Your Benefits Appeal to The Growing Millennial Workforce?

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Generational issues in benefits may be on the rise. That shouldn’t be surprising, given that 75% of the global workforce will be made up of millennials by 2025. It’s only natural that employers should begin targeting the future supermajority of their workforce with benefits that appeal directly to them, especially since an equal percentage of
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How Much Time Do Employees Really Work?

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The traditional eight-hour day may be more fable than reality. One study found that the average employee spends less than three hours out of each eight-hour work period doing real work. Instead, they spend much of the day reading news (1 hour, 5 minutes), checking social media (44 minutes), discussing non-work-related topics with colleagues (40
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How Using a PEO Benefits Your Employees

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We write regularly about the impact of utilizing a Professional Employer Organization (PEO) on employers, detailing the ways a PEO can generate cost savings, business advantages, and peace of mind for business owners. But what about the impact of a PEO on workers? How does a PEO partnership work? First, let’s define the relationships here.
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“Microlearning” Versus Traditional Training

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“Microlearning” means undertaking training modules (usually self-directed) in very short but frequent bursts, versus the longer but less frequent classes associated with traditional training. The idea has taken off among online training providers because it’s perfectly suited to their style of delivering education. They argue that “microlearning” is the perfect answer to a number of
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Top Four HR Trends in 2019

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The job market remains strong. Job growth is expected to continue into 2019 at a modest but solid 2.5% rate. According to economist Michael Feroli of JPMorgan Chase, even if monthly job growth falls from over 200,000 (this year) to about 160,000 in 2019, the unemployment rate will stay at it’s near-50-year low. Now for
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3 Ways Employee Performance Management is Changing

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For decades, most organizations handled employee performance in a very staid and traditional way: conduct an annual review during which the employee would be evaluated and graded, with scores typically linked to salary increases, incentives, and promotions/continued employment. But this approach is rapidly falling out of favor. In an oft-cited statistic, business analyst Josh Bersin
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CoAdvantage’s Definitive Guide to Workplace Culture, Part 3: How to Improve Company Culture

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In Part 1 of this series, we tried to define workplace culture and understand its impact on the workplace, employees, and business outcomes. In short, good culture produces good outcomes. But how do you know if your culture is good or bad? In Part 2, we examined the red flags that could indicate cultural problems.
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