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March 11, 2025

The other T word: Part II

In my last Main Street Macro exploring the state of labor market turnover, I argued that a healthy job market requires a healthy level of churn. Employers need to have the ability to attract talented and skilled people with strong pay and better career prospects, and they need to be able to replace departing employees. But how much turnover is too much? How much is enough?
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November 19, 2020

Slides: Everything You Need to Know About Employee Engagement Webcast

by Marcus Buckingham

If you want to know the best way to engage your people, you should build your engagement efforts on the foundation of the best possible intelligence.

Download slides from Marcus Buckingham’s discussion about what the research and practitioner communities have learned about employee engagement over the last three decades in this presentation of insights from The ...

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November 17, 2020

The Definitive Series: Employee Engagement

by Dr. Mary Hayes and Marcus Buckingham

This report summarizes all available research from both the academic and practitioner communities so that organizations can build their engagement efforts on the best possible intelligence.
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November 17, 2020

Top 10 Conclusions: The Definitive Series on Employee Engagement

by Dr. Mary Hayes and Marcus Buckingham

In the Full Research Report, we describe what the research and practitioner communities have learned about employee engagement over the last three decades. Our aim in the larger report is to summarize all available research from both the academic and practitioner communities so that organizations can build their engagement efforts on the foundation of ...

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November 17, 2020

Engagement is Closely Linked to Sales Performance

by Dr. Mary Hayes and Marcus Buckingham

The ADP Research Institute (ADPRI) conducted primary quantitative research to explore the relationships between engagement and different performance variables. The results: multiple studies show the relationships between engagement and performance to be strong and stable. 

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