Many employers acknowledge engagement’s importance but fail to take meaningful action. Employee engagement is not a seasonal initiative—it’s a critical business function that requires ongoing commitment. Engaged employees perform better, collaborate more effectively, and stay longer. Yet, too many companies treat engagement as an HR responsibility rather than a leadership priority.
Leaders must actively listen, provide clear career paths, and create a culture of trust. HR professionals and finance executives are in a prime position to influence change by linking engagement to business outcomes like profitability, retention, and customer experience.
A disengaged workforce is costly. High turnover, low morale, and lost productivity can derail business success. It’s time for leadership teams to take engagement seriously.
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