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Diversity & Inclusion At Work: Employee Engagement & Connection Beyond COVID-19
19 June 2020
Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart
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With the increased importance of ensuring that employees remain
engaged, Lauren Oldham and Michael Thomas discuss job satisfaction,
employee loneliness, and the distinctions between employee
engagement, disengagement, and non-engagement. Highlighting issues
they covered in the D&I Legal Surveys, Model Policy &
Compliance Tools kit, they also offer guidance and best practices
for employers seeking to drive employee engagement.
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