Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Dr. Tracy Brower writes about happiness and the future of work. Engagement has hit an 11-year low, especially among the youngest workers ...
In other words, when we feel like we’re stagnating at work, we tend to feel like our employer does not care about us. In turn, we become less satisfied, engaged, and committed to staying put.
If you’ve been feeling burnt out at work lately, you aren’t alone, as a new report has found that in the third quarter of this year, only 31% of employees were engaged. The report comes from ...
A lack of employee engagement at work may cost the economy nearly $2 trillion as workers are dealing with unclear expectations, weak connections to their companies, and lower satisfaction levels.
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The 2022 research, which was published in European Medical Journal, revealed that employees who report higher levels of curiosity are more likely to be engaged and find meaning in their work ...
A further one in four are anticipating job termination in the same period, finds the report. This desire to find another employer comes despite 80% of employees saying their work has meaning and ...