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Employee Benefits in Scotland: Keeping Employees Engaged Happy and Productive (Communications)
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Join us for the final episode of our podcast series where we unveil key insights from our recent survey on employee benefits and wellbeing in Scotland.
Join Saba Haran and Andy Roddie, as we tackle a crucial topic: How can we keep employees engaged, happy, and productive?
We’ll discuss the stats that reveal just how much engagement matters—did you know that engaged employees are 17% more productive? We’ll also delve deep into bridging the communication gap around benefits and creating a culture that supports and motivates teams, especially in our new hybrid work environments.
📌 Key Highlights:
- The direct link between employee engagement and organizational success
- Why communication about benefits is essential and how to improve it
- Strategies to strengthen culture in a hybrid work setting
- The vital role of well-being initiatives in retention and engagement
➡️ Check out the full report for more insights: https://eb.howdengroup.co.uk/howden-employee-benefits-in-scotland-2024-report
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