According to McKinsey & Company research, employee disengagement could cost a median-size company between
$228 million and
$355 million a year in lost productivity.* What's more, SHRM research shows that
61% of HR professionals feel people managers are ineffective at addressing underperformance.**
When left unaddressed, these bad apples can spoil the bunch and result in a loss of motivation among top-performing employees if they feel others aren't pulling their weight.
Is your negative workplace culture enabling
social loafing and infecting team morale? What can you, as an HR leader, do to bolster employee engagement?
The answer is simple. Reinvest in talent management resources and workplace culture, and ensure peers hold one another accountable.
Join us
June 23-26 in Chicago for the
SHRM Annual Conference & Expo 2024 (SHRM24) to unlock insights on maximizing positive workplace culture and strategies for successful people management.
Register today to lock in the lowest rate and amplify your organization's success.
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