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Employee engagement: What are we missing?

Over the past few years, employee engagement and employee retention have suffered devastating blows in the workplace. Only two out of every ten employees (21%) are engaged at work — the lowest in years. Even more, half (50%) of employees are ‘quiet quitting’, disengaged and only partaking in the bare minimum of their responsibilities.

It’s necessary to consider that employee engagement equals employee retention. Disengaged employees are twelve times more likely to leave their job within a year; on the other hand, highly engaged business units report a 43% difference in turnover.

Ready to increase your employee engagement? Keep reading for our tips.

Create an inclusive and equal workplace culture

Diversity and inclusion in the workplace involves sensitive messaging related to race, age, gender and so forth; celebrating diversity should be seen as another way to invoke feelings of belonging within a workplace.

The numbers don’t lie: companies with higher rates of diversity have 22% lower turnover rates and millennials are 83% more engaged within an inclusive company.

Being mindful of all aspects of a employee when communicating could take shape in the form of:

Choose communication methods fit for all employees

With 80% of the global workforce being deskless workers, it’s important that companies adopt an engagement strategy that caters to their diverse workforce of employees both inside and outside of the office. 

Organizations should choose communication methods that consider the limitations of an employee who is not desk-based. Some limitations include:

Lacking access to digital devices while on the shift.

Lacking access to online accounts such as e-mail or Slack.

Only 51% of frontline workers feel in-the-know with their organization. To keep workers up to date, organizations should create communication strategies specific towards a harder-to-access workforce.

Our suggestion? Digital signage. Due to its hands-off nature, digital signage makes it easier to communicate with employees, regardless of their location or shift time by broadcasting tailored and real-time information.

Read more about digital signage and deskless workers here.

As per research, employees value feedback – whether it’s good or bad. It means that they are being recognized and will either be able to improve on their current capabilities or be motivated to go the extra mile for the company.

Appreciation goes a long way: 69% of employees have indicated that they’ll work harder if they were recognized. Recognition can come in the form of certificates, celebrations, and even digital signage — any way for employees to see that their efforts are being noticed. 

Read how Werner Enterprises, a Nebraska-based transportation and logistics leader, used digital signage to recognize and retain their frontline employees.

Mental health has become a top priority for many organizations, as those who are burnt out or suffer from depression and anxiety are less likely to be engaged, satisfied and productive.

Creating a safe and understanding environment will help companies increase their employee retention, as 96% of employees have indicated that empathy is an important factor when deciding to stay at a company. However, only a quarter (25%) of employees believe their employer cares about their mental well-being. 

Companies can consider the following strategies to get ahead of their employees’ burnout: 

Upholding a work-life balance and discouraging employees to overwork themselves.

Implementing regular check-ins across departments to measure the likelihood of burnout. 

Ensure equal workloads across teams to prevent overwhelming or ostracizing employees. 

Provide upskilling and learning opportunities

Career advancement isn’t only beneficial for employees, but necessary for companies’ growth, as upskilling (in combination with digital dexterity) will outweigh tenure and experience in the next 10 years.

Nearly three out of ten (29%) of employees, regardless of generation, cited learning and development opportunities as a top reason they chose their current organization. By offering the benefit of new skills, employees are more likely to be satisfied with their work and, thus, more engaged.

Encouraging employees to partake in learning and development opportunities can be directly from within the organization, such as managers training managers, or offering discounts on skill-sharing sites. 

While some employee engagement strategies are more demanding to implement than others, it is important to strategize and select tools that will increase engagement amongst all employees, not just a select few. By creating a workplace that encourages belonging, well-being and development, employees are more likely to be motivated and engaged. 

ScreenCloud helps teams in 9,000+ organizations around the world communicate with those who matter most, using the screens on their walls and the content already in their systems. 

ScreenCloud’s digital signage can inform employees on corporate information like social media feeds, data visualizations, emergency alerts, and live broadcasts – or even simply the news, sports scores and weather. 

Sign up for a free demo and see how digital signage can work for you today.

Employee engagement increases employee productivity and retention. Disengagement in the workplace is often caused by a lack of trust from employees, little recognition from management and zero opportunity for development made available by HR teams. Check out our tips to improve your workplace engagement.

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Organizations recognize the importance of internal communication, particularly with hard to reach, deskless employees who often feel disconnected from their employer. The latest Gallup research suggest as many as 85% of employees are not engaged in the workplace. When it comes to employee communications, Staffbase is recognized as a global leader in the space, enabling organizations to communicate with employees via email, app and intranet solutions. However, in many work environments, it is critical to have those communications on screen too, perhaps in environments where workers can not access their computer or mobile devices. ScreenCloud enables organizations to maximize the reach of their communications by getting the right messages on screens, where employees can see them at any time. 

The ScreenCloud Staffbase News app has been developed to eliminate the overhead of creating content for both Staffbase and ScreenCloud. Our new app makes it simple to publish Staffbase content to digital screens automatically, and optimize it for digital signage display. The ScreenCloud Staffbase News app allows organizations to:

Automatically display Staffbase News content on digital screens, without the need for employees to opt in

Run Staffbase channels along with other ScreenCloud media, apps, and custom content

Display QR codes to link employees to Staffbase News articles on their mobile device

Show engagement from other employees through likes and comments

The integration is quick and easy to set up, and our Staffbase News app guide will walk you through the steps.

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Deskless workers are the unsung heroes of the modern world. They keep the wheels of most industries turning, including production, manufacturing, labor, delivery, development, healthcare, education, and so on. Despite their invaluable contributions and importance, we still see a consistently high turnover rate and skills gap across industries that employ a deskless workforce. Why is this happening and can engagement methods, like workplace digital signage, make an impact on workforce engagement?

With over 80% of the global workforce consisting of deskless workers who keep essential operations running, businesses need to examine how they can improve their employee satisfaction and drive productivity through better workforce engagement. 

This is, of course, easier said than done. The remote nature of deskless roles means that employees spend large portions of their day in a factory, warehouse, or on the road, disengaged from what’s happening at ground level on the business. 

This makes engagement more challenging. Most companies have no formal communication methods for speaking or relaying important information to employees, relying on more social platforms like WhatsApp to communicate. 

As businesses, we need to ask ourselves: Is this really the best way to communicate with employees? How can we uplift and improve our communication methods to drive better employee engagement at work?

What Are The Benefits of a Fully Engaged Workforce?

If you look up employee engagement online you’ll find over 50 definitions floating around the internet! However, the general academic consensus is that we can define employee engagement as a psychological state experienced by employees that compels them to perform at work. 

Engaged workers tend to demonstrate three essential characteristics:

Research from Gallup has shown that employees who are engaged at their workplace are more productive, which translates into greater benefits for businesses on the front end. Engaged employees act differently compared to disengaged colleagues, consciously aiming to surpass expectations in their efforts at work, giving their business a greater competitive advantage.

Disengaged employees are 60% more likely to make costly mistakes while at work, while companies with higher employee engagement show 21% greater profitability. Keeping employees engaged and motivated over the last 20 months has, however, been tough. 

Thanks to almost two years of an ongoing pandemic and resultant stress and anxiety, global employee engagement levels are at a low of 20%. 

This means that, around the world, 80% of the global workforce feels disengaged while at work, affecting business productivity and profitability. Gallup estimates that lost productivity through low workforce engagement costs the global economy $8.1 trillion each year. 

It’s clear that we need to prioritize improving workforce engagement levels, particularly for deskless workers who generally work long hours and often spend large portions of their workday alone.

Workplace digital signage is essentially signage consisting of multiple screens distributed across a business. These screens provide a highly visible internal communication platform, acting as a singular source of truth where employees can access accurate, up-to-date company information and just-in updates. 

But workplace digital signage can do more than that. When utilized strategically, workplace digital signage can educate, entertain, motivate and inspire employees no matter where they’re located. 

How Can Workplace Digital Signage Power Workforce Engagement?

On their own, screens are nothing special. But they have latent potential that, when harnessed with intention, can amplify messaging and supercharge employee engagement at every level. The visual and auditory capabilities of screens uniquely enable them, as a communication medium, to convey ideas and messages with more impact compared to static, text-based emails and SMSes. 

Here are just a few of the ways workplace digital signage can be harnessed to power better engagement at work 

Improve training methods

A thorough training and onboarding process is crucial to ensure that employees have a solid grasp of their responsibilities and can perform effectively at work without unnecessary supervision. Workplace digital signage can help facilitate training sessions that are more interactive and engaging at a speedier rate, without employees having to be confined to a single physical room to complete their training. 


Streamline communication

Effective communication is a challenge for any company, but especially for companies that employ a deskless workforce. Relying on unofficial messaging channels and platforms runs the risk of employees missing important company communications and messages. 

It also makes it harder for employees to distinguish between work and personal time when they receive company messages on the same platform they use for communicating with family and friends, particularly if automated work messages come in after hours. Workplace digital signage keeps messages within a strictly work environment and ensures employees all have the same access to any company messaging. 


Make employees feel heard 

It’s no secret that deskless workers often feel undervalued and unappreciated by their managers and CEOs, who often don’t have the time to listen to their ideas, frustrations, and concerns. Companies should actively work harder to make their workforce heard within the workplace. Workplace digital signage can help facilitate this by sharing employee feedback, ideas, and suggestions or running employee engagement campaigns.


Develop an ideal workplace culture

The state of a company’s workplace culture can make or break an employee’s experience. Toxic workplace culture has been a driving factor in the great resignation that’s dominated 2020 and 2021. If businesses want to retain their workforce, it’s imperative that they focus their efforts on creating a positive, inclusive company culture. 

Workplace digital signage can assist in building better company culture, by sharing and celebrating employee achievements and team accomplishments, as well as company milestones and victories, all of which reinforce a sense of connection and purpose among a deskless workforce.


As we employ more remote and deskless workers in our organizations, it’s important that we continuously review how we interact with and support employees so they feel sufficiently engaged and productive when performing their roles at work. 

ScreenCloud helps teams in 10,000+ organizations around the world communicate with those who matter most, using the screens on their walls and the content  in their systems. 

ScreenCloud’s digital signage can inform employees on corporate information like social media feeds, data visualizations, emergency alerts, and live broadcasts – or even simply the news, sports and weather. 

Sign up for a free demo and see what your organization can achieve with digital signage.

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In a recent live webinar I discussed the importance of employee engagement with our customers, BASF. As the largest chemical manufacturer in the world, employee engagement is critical – yet incredibly challenging. Which meant finding the right solution to create an impactful experience was essential. 

But what actually is employee engagement, and why is it so important?

Employee engagement is no simple matter. Neither is its definition; over 50 exist.

However, according to the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), engaged workers demonstrate three psychological states:

Vigor: this is your employees’ resilience and how much energy they put into their work even when things get tough.

Dedication: through showing enthusiasm and pride in their work, dedicated employees push harder and push for more.

Absorption: if you’re engrossed in your work, your output is likely to be more impactful. 

Achieving this company culture of vigorous, dedicated and absorbed employees, however, can be extremely difficult to do. Yet it is a critical element of building a modern connected workplace. 

But the real importance is having engaged employees in the first place; strong employee engagement helps fuel a positive, ambitious and inclusive company culture. And this can give you a competitive advantage; having a strong company culture filled with engaged employees not only sets you apart in the eyes of employees, candidates and customers, but it can also have a massive impact on business results. 

The impact of employee engagement on business results

As discussed in articles by HR Grapevine, Gallup and Hubspot, engaged employees tend to be happier and healthier – which leads to greater employee retention and productivity. On the flip side, those that aren’t are 60% more likely to make mistakes. 

But understanding the demographics of that pool of employees – both engaged and otherwise – is also important to take into account. 

Millennials are the dominant generation in the active workforce today. And as with any new generation, they come with different perceptions and expectations. For this group, 67% have said that they feel engaged at work when they strongly agree that the mission or purpose of the company makes them feel that their job is important. And 69% of employees have said that they would work harder if they felt that they were properly recognized and appreciated. 

But here’s the most important statistic of them all: companies with engaged employees outperform those without by 202%.

In addition to that, they also benefit from a 10% increase in both customer ratings and a 20% increase in sales. I reiterate the point: employee engagement is critical. 

Things to consider when talking about internal comms

Much of creating company culture falls to the internal communications teams, but the impact of those efforts are not being felt; 74% of employees have said that they feel like they are missing out on important information at work, yet only 46% will open and read an internal comms email. That may be because 56% of us are saying that we suffer from email overload.

Before we even consider how to improve internal comms, you’ve also got to take into account who the workforce is made up of. 

If you consider that 2.7bn workers – roughly 80% of the active workforce – are considered ‘deskless’ (that is, working in education, health care, retail, hospitality, manufacturing, logistics etc.), then communicating via email is not the most effective method; this is especially true when many deskless workers aren’t provided with company devices and often have to resort to unofficial communication methods such as WhatsApp. 

And to increase that comms challenge, in this post-COVID world many businesses are now turning to a hybrid working pattern. It is engaging within these complex working environments that we really do see the opportunity for screens.

When talking with potential customers, we find that a large proportion of internal comms is still spread via word of mouth in meetings or peer-to-peer notices. Then there are physical noticeboards, whiteboards and bits of paper floating about that soon become inconsistent and out-of-date, making them hard to manage. 

Screens are already all around us, in some shape or form. But they’re often either blank, barely used or just playing cable news. 

Blank screens in offices and work locations therefore represent huge untapped potential.

Put simply, screens ambiently amplify key messages.

Unlike the instant conscious acknowledgement of receiving and reading an SMS or email, the impact of seeing relevant and timely content on a screen taps into unconscious cognition. 

The subconscious mind can process up to 20,000 bits of information simultaneously which makes it responsible for about 95% of all of our cognition. 

This is what makes digital signage such a powerful communication’s medium. 

Our visual and auditory senses respond most effectively to subliminal environmental cues, so a sustained audiovisual awareness creates an increased recall ability. Which means that any content you show on a screen will have a greater impact than other methods. We hope to prove this in the new year following a joint study with the Cognitive Neuroscience and Experimental Psychology divisions at University College London.

What's the secret to unlocking your screen potential?

Ultimately, unlocking your screen potential depends upon where you are in our constructed ‘maturity’ model; we tend to group our customers into proficient, seasoned and strategic users of digital signage. 

As a proficient user, your screens are being used to amplify some content. This could be anything from staff announcements to showing localized weather. Moving towards a seasoned user, this is when you start to push that content to specific audiences and being a bit more deliberate about who is seeing what – rather than everyone seeing the same thing. 

But for strategic users – and this is ultimately where we’d love all of our customers to be – they’re measuring the impact of their content against their own objectives and KPIs. This is then fed back into the content strategy to refine and improve. 

Moving up to a strategic use of digital signage takes a lot of work. Figuring out what content to show, when and where can get complex, especially if you want it to be dynamic and impactful. 

As a strategic user you’ll need different versions to show at different times of the day and to  different audiences. You might need to lean a bit more on technology and automate some aspects to alleviate administrative burden – especially for smaller teams. 

Which is why we created the Company TV framework. 

Rather than this being a product inside of ScreenCloud, it’s a new Professional Services offering to get you to the real ‘why’ with why you’re using your screens – and help you become a strategic user. 

Working together, we can create an integrated, automated and inclusive employee experience, intelligently curating content at both HQ and local level. It’s an intentional content strategy that we can develop for your organization’s specific needs. 

We can help  figure out how to measure the impact of your screens, and help prove the ROI of using digital signage to create the future of your modern connected workplace. 

But ultimately, it’s not about the screen at all. It’s about triggering a positive piece of real world action. And that’s what lies at the heart of employee engagement.

If you’d like to discuss how ScreenCloud’s Professional Services team can help you maximize your screen potential, request a demo and they can show you how Company TV can take you from proficient to strategic. 

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2020—what a bizarre year! So bizarre that our loftiest goal for 2021 would be to have 100 people meeting in a room.  

Joking aside, we want to focus on a specific topic critical to the success of any organization, especially during the Covid-19 era: employee engagement. 

As people are adjusting to remote work, trying to create a new normal amid uncertainties, and dealing with increased mental health issues and gloomy economic outlook, keeping employees engaged is harder than ever. Companies, therefore, must take a step back and rethink their strategies to motivate, retain, and communicate with their employees. 

In this post, we'll walk through the employee engagement stats and trends for this year to help you make better and more informed decisions. 

Let’s look at the numbers around what percentage of employees are engaged vs disengaged and some factors that increase and reduce engagement.

In 2020, the overall percentage of engaged workers in the US is 36% (Gallup)

55% of companies regularly diagnose their employee engagement data (The Predictive Index)

Only 22% of companies know what’s driving employee disengagement (The Predictive Index)

17% of executives say increasing employee engagement is a top priority (The Predictive Index)

36% of companies have a talent strategy (The Predictive Index)

Employees at talent optimized companies are performing 34% better on average (The Predictive Index)

46% of employees believe that their organization currently makes it possible for them to have a healthy integration of work and personal life (Willis Towers Watson)

In large organizations, baby boomers are the most engaged age group (77%), followed by those aged under 25 (70%). Millennials were the least engaged age group (67%). (Quantum Workplace). This result repeats across multiple studies, which is why many companies are intent on coming up with Millennial employee engagement strategies.

59% of Millennials and 55% of Gen Zs reported their employers trusted them to be productive outside the office (Deloitte)

More than 60% of Millennial and Gen Z employees said that when the crisis is over, they’d like the option to work remotely more frequently (Deloitte)

Two-thirds of Millennials said that working remotely enables a better work/life balance (Deloitte)

For the first time since Deloitte first asked this question in their 2016 survey, more Millennials said they want to stay with their employers for five or more years than leave within two years. Those who would leave in two years or less dropped from 49% to 31%, while those who’d prefer to stay long-term jumped from 28% to 35%. (Deloitte)

60% overall said their employers took actions to support their mental well-being during the Covid-19 crisis (Deloitte)

Actively disengaged employees cost their organizations $483 to $605 billion per year (Gallup)

One of the reasons why an organization may wish to improve employee engagement is because of its effect on employee productivity. Let’s look at some of the statistics and factors that contribute to increased productivity.

70% of employed adults say work is a significant source of stress in their lives, which is higher than the proportion of adults who cited this as a stressor in the 2019 survey (64%). (American Psychological Association) 

Highly engaged business teams result in 21% greater profitability (Gallup)

Employees are more productive in 2020, showing a 47% increase in daily productivity in March/April this year versus the same time last year (Prodoscore)

63% of employees say benefits affect their productivity (Willis Towers Watson)

One in three professionals say work flexibility would increase their job satisfaction and morale, and almost 30% say it would boost their overall productivity at work (Deloitte)

69% of Gen Z and 73% of Millennial employees have experienced periods of decreased work productivity due to job burnout (Zapier)

As well as increasing productivity, high employee engagement also helps to retain staff. The lower the staff turnover, the less this impacts on both morale and costs within a company. Let’s see why that is.

77% of companies focus on employee experience to increase retention (LinkedIn)

82% of employees would leave their jobs due to lack of job progression (CareerAddict)

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