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Most Workers Would Leave Their Job Due to Low Engagement
Six-in-10 workers in a recent survey said they would likely leave their current position if they were disengaged.
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Study: Teacher Training Doomed to Increase U.S. Achievement Gap
A recent study shows that most elementary and secondary teacher training at universities is not up to standard, a trend that could add to the nation’s already high achievement gap.
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ManpowerGroup to Support Language Trade Organization in Launch of Talent Program
The global talent firm will support a foreign language training initiative by GALA, a language trade organization, to address the growing demand for language training in business.
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How to Get Line Leaders Involved With Learning
By engaging line managers and empowering them to become responsible for learning, companies can substantially increase transfer and impact.
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Study: Some Bosses Have an Employee They’d Like to See Leave the Company
Instead of outright firing an employee, some bosses prefer to express subtle behaviors with the hope that employees will leave the company on their own, a new survey shows.
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Analysis: Improving Employee Engagement Can Boost Revenues, Profits
Strong employee engagement can lead to increased sales growth and profits, a new analysis suggests.
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Manage Remotely With Coordination, Not Control
Building trust remotely requires a change in leadership and management style. It requires leaders to move from a command-and-control approach to one of coordination and collaboration.
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Modest Improvement Seen in Global Employee Engagement
Despite uneven growth, many organizations report modest improvements to employee engagement, a new analysis finds. Generation Y remains the least engaged generation.