In engaged workplaces, employees feel their needs are met and are enthusiastic about their work. As a result, these organizations enjoy greater productivity, more innovation and better outcomes. Learn how Case Western Reserve is working to cultivate a more engaged workplace for all faculty and staff.
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President Eric W. Kaler appointed a working group of faculty and staff to strategize ways to enhance engagement using data from the Gallup Q12 Survey.
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Measuring engagement with the Q12 survey provided the university with initial data to better inform efforts to improve engagement among faculty and staff.
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Case Western Reserve University leadership provided news to faculty and staff regarding engagement and our engagement survey.
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Connect with resources and services for faculty and staff at Case Western Reserve that are designed to enhance employee engagement.