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ARTICLE · 11 DECEMBER 2019

Aiming Higher

A new study says that the superior financial performance of companies comes from employee engagement

United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law

A new study says that the superior financial performance of companies comes from employee engagement

Employees connect with other employees on a regular basis, they take direction from management, and they support colleagues to achieve work goals. But in addition the best of them make a contribution to the broader purpose of the organisation and are rewarded with salary and the opportunity to progress. It is the quality of this overall experience that Willis Towers Watson (WTW) sought to measure.

WTW has surveyed 500 companies with nearly 10 million employees. From this group of 500, WTW defines a smaller set of high performance companies - where for one and three years they measure return on assets, revenue growth, net profit margin and several other things. In addition, companies have to have a relatively strong culture but here many find it hard to do both. Indeed only about 30 of the 500 companies make it to the elite group.

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