Tough Decisions in a Downturn Don’t Have to Lead to Disengaged Employees
Thursday, August 13, 2009
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ASTD Staff
An engaged workforce is more important now than ever. But in the
current economy organizations may feel their options are limited.
"Even while cutting costs, our research shows companies can still
engage their employees through soft dollar investments made by
their leaders and managers," notes William Werhane, Hay Group
Insight's global managing director. "Our research shows that even
during the downturn, companies that have focused on maintaining
open and honest communication with employees, ensuring that
strategic directions are clear, fostering trust and confidence in
senior leaders are seeing positive returns on their investments."
New data from Hay Group Insight reveal that companies that have
remained focused on employee engagement in the current economic
downturn have succeeded in maintaining and even increasing
motivation levels. But harnessing and channelling that motivation
is also critical to deliver superior financial results, customer
satisfaction, and employee performance.
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Tough Decisions in a Downturn Don’t Have to Lead to Disengaged Employees
ASTD Staff
2009-08-13