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For WorldatWork Members Employee Engagement: Drivers, Measures and Outcomes , Workspan Magazine article;Show Me the Gratitude — The Effect of Recognition on Employee Engagement , Workspan Magazine article;How AI Can Improve Employee Communication , Journal of Total Rewards article; For Everyone Use Meaningful Feedback to Boost Employee Engagement , Workspan Daily article;How Organizations Are Missing the Mark on Employee Engagement , Workspan Daily article;Improve Workforce Engagement by Measuring the Right Analytics , Workspan Daily article;Leadership Coaching: The Cure for the Great Resignation and Beyond , Workspan Daily; Reuse Permission “Employee burnout ,” “ presenteeism ” and “ quiet quitting ” have regularly been in the headlines in recent years as forms of workforce malaise that negatively impact employee satisfaction and, as a result, productivity.

Employee Engagement Boosts the Bottom Line Employee engagement strongly influences productivity — the more engaged employees are, the better the impact on the bottom line, said Jill Havely, managing director and head of global community excellence for employee experience at WTW.

Strategic Workforce Planning with AI Utilizing AI-powered analytics, workforce planning is less based on guesswork.

Reuse Permission Introduction and Background Today’s business environment is marked by the complex benefits and challenges of managing diverse values, work styles, experiences and perspectives in the workforce while aiming for ever-steeper business targets.

Experience-based PTO allows businesses to incentivize new hires by rewarding them with increased PTO commensurate with their experience, rather than requiring them to meet internal tenure benchmarks before receiving additional leave time.

“Employers have an opportunity to re-engage their workforce by focusing on social, mental, physical and financial aspects of work, and how each of those aspects are intertwined with RTO.”

Fueling collaboration within hybrid and fully remote teams will be the engine that drives the workforce forward.

As power shifts from employer to employee , organizations will have to reframe the social contract between themselves and their workers, which will have to include the types and delivery mechanisms of rewards to their workforce.

Editor’s Note: Additional Content For more information and resources related to this article, see the pages below, which offer quick access to all WorldatWork content on these topics: Equitable and Diverse Workplaces;Employee Experience;Workforce Engagement;

For WorldatWork Members ;Employing Age-Friendly Work Practices for Multigenerational Workforces , Journal of Total Rewards article; ;Measuring Up Mentorship Programs , Workspan Magazine article; ;Generational ERGs: Engaging Older Employees , Workspan Magazine article; ;The Power of Job Rotation, Shadowing and Stretch Goals , Workspan Daily Plus+ article; For Everyone ;Invest in Career Development to Retain Young Talent , Workspan Daily article; ;Internal Investment: The Rewards of a Job Rotation Program , Workspan Daily article; ;With a Multigenerational Workforce, Personalized Rewards Are Key , Workspan Daily article; ;Total Rewards ’25 , conference; Reuse Permission With multiple generations working side by side, both literally and figuratively, addressing skill, experience, knowledge and communication gaps in the workplace has become crucial for employers who want to retain and elevate talent as well as create a more inclusive