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Employee Engagement and Work Life Balance
Employee Engagement and Work Life Balance
Employee Engagement and Work Life Balance
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Aon Hewitt one of the leading HR consulting firm defines Employee Engagement in very
specific, behavioral terms. Engagement is not about creating happy or loyal
employees, but about measuring the state of emotional and intellectual involvement or
commitment of the workforce. It goes beyond satisfaction (how much I like things here)
and commitment (how much I want to be here) to engagement (how much I want to,
and actually do, improve our business results).
We found that a single item such as intention to stay or leave is an imperfect measure of
employee engagement. Engagement is a multi-faceted construct represented by several
behaviors.
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Promotes a positive
working environment
Builds a sense of community and
teamwork which leads to happier,
more productive employees
It can promote solidarity amongst
colleagues
Society for Human Resources
Management (SHRM) found that in
companies with well-developed
CSR, morale was 55% better and
business processes were 43% more
efficient
An engaged employee . . .
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Work life balance is including proper prioritization (career and ambition) and between work
and lifestyle (Health, pleasure, leisure, family and spiritual development etc)
Its a ways of daily accomplishment and enjoyment of all aspects of persons life Work,
Family, Friends and most importantly Self.
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A vital factor in achieving a balance is making sure that the work portion does not
overwhelm or dominate; and also, that it does not cause damage to
the individual by way of negative stress
The optimum work-life balance will not remain static but will vary
over time and depends upon person to person , there is no one
size fits all in work-life balance
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Physical:
Emotional:
Personal:
Lost time with friends and loved ones, job burnout, isolation stopping social
activities, relationship loss/difficulties, self medicating
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