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When half of the workforce is declining or surviving in the workplace, the instability that comes with it affects everyone. Everyone benefits from a team that is committed and participates in making the workplace better. Here are four important perspectives within an organization and the benefit that building a Meaningful Employment Environment™ brings to each of them.
MEE requires alignment at all levels: organizational decisions, leader behaviors, and team member participation. NxtPath has been designed to provide a scalable “next path” for everyone.
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When team members were asked as a topic of interest on a comprehensive assessment to evaluate organizations as to their position as a Meaningful Employment Environment, only 56% of respondents indicated that they believe their company makes organizational decisions with people’s best interests in mind.
Many managers throughout history have seen that if they shine a quantitative spotlight on their business performance it often provides the nudge they need to start seeing the results they desire. In simpler terms, measuring results and talking about those results often produces behaviors that lead to improved results.
The purpose of this conversation is not to disparage lean or operational excellence or anything in that family of work. The purpose is to highlight the fact that we still have so much potential in our organizations to emphasize people and what they truly mean to our businesses. If people are our most valuable resources, we have often underinvested in them and treated them as expendable.
People have always been the foundation of every organization, but today expectations have changed, participation around work has diminished and the available workforce related to the number of jobs is inverted. This is particularly true for front line workers.
Demographic and societal shifts are fundamentally disrupting workplace dynamics, challenging our ability to attract and retain top talent at a time when talent is scarce. This is particularly true with our frontline team members.
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