Employee Engagement & Rewards
Employee engagement is
about the degree which employees connect with their work sense and commitment to
their organization and its goals. This is the dimension in the level of
commitment and involvement an employee towards organization and values.
Employee engagement is a
vital & broader connection with each aspect which results to organizational
success.
Well engaged employees enjoy & have pride in their
work. They help to organization success to take additional responsibility &
invest their more and additional effort to their tasks to be completed and
share information and get connected with other employees even with the less
engaged employees in the organization (Scott, et al., 2010)
In another term, Employee engagement is a concept and
process which defines the level of enthusiasm and dedication a worker feels
towards their job.
People who are highly engaged in an activity,
- · Excited & Enthused
- · Identifies with the task of the job
- · High level of focus
- · Openness
According to Hewitt (2010) Engaged employee behaviors has
main 3 factors such as,
- Say – Consistently say positiveness of the organization
- Stay – Plan to stay at Organization
- Strive – Strive to achieve above and beyond level of expected in their daily role
Rewarding & Recognition
Both hard workers and smart workers valued for the
organizational success.
So the Rewarding, and Recognition are the boosters for
them to improve & keep the momentum of their commitment from top to bottom
line in an any organizations.
Hence organizations are always treat their employees
as valued asset & rewarding is most important factor for that.
Fairly, equitably and consistently based on their value
to the organizations is most important factors which need to be considered when
rewarding employees as an value asset.
Total rewards model elaborated 3 main factors such as,
- - Financial & Non-financial
- - Direct & in direct
- - Intrinsic & Extrinsic
The benefits of total reward model to the
organizations are impact to the higher level of motivation and commitment of
employees. Also, this total reward approaches to make maximum utilization and flexibility
to meet individual needs (Armstrong, 2006)
References
Armstrong, 2006. A Handbook of Human Resource
Management Practice. 10 ed. s.l.:Kogan Page Limited, London..
associates,
C. a. H., 2010. Engaging employees through CSR.
S., T. &
M., 2010. The Role of Rewards in Building Employee. s.l.:Faculty
Publications.
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