Implement an Action Plan for Employee Engagement Initiatives

On average, only 1 in 3 employees are engaged.
Improving engagement isn’t a project that stops and starts – it is an ongoing initiative.
Although more and more organizations are launching employee engagement surveys, very few are moving beyond the measuring stage and actually improve engagement. Additionally, organizations aren’t following up on survey results, and even those that do are making some major mistakes.

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There’s no point in conducting engagement surveys if you’re not going to act on the results.
Post-survey action planning will have limited success without employee participation. Senior managers frequently evolve employee generated initiatives into something they aren’t – employees need to stay involved throughout the planning process.
Communication of initiatives is the most important step in the post-survey process. Clarifying the implemented changes is vital for engagement.

Impact and Result

Ensure early momentum and excitement is not lost.
Ensure engagement is an ongoing initiative between survey A and survey B.
Ensure the right people are assigned to the right roles.
Ensure engagement initiatives are implemented successfully.
Ensure change positively impacts employee engagement levels.

Implement an Action Plan for Employee Engagement Initiatives Research & Tools

1. Effectively act on employee engagement survey results

Make a positive impact on my organization’s employee engagement levels.

2. Formalize and document the post-engagement survey action and communication plan

Assign key roles and responsibilities, and hold all stakeholders accountable.

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