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Why Employee Experience Management Should Still Be one of HR’s Top Priorities

Why Employee Experience Management Should Still Be one of HR’s Top Priorities

Zach Reamer
October 10, 2024
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Spark Team at ADP (Originally published on ADP’s blog, “Spark”)

Employee experience management is still a top HR priority. By strategically designing the employee experience, you attract top talent, improve retention and get maximum employee engagement and productivity. Areas to consider include recruiting, recognition and rewards, wellness initiatives and transparent communication throughout the organization.

Employee experience management has a significant effect on performance. Gallup’s 2023 Employee Engagement Survey found that 33 percent of U.S. workers are actively engaged at work. Organizations with higher employee experience scores tend to enjoy lower absenteeism, lower turnover, more productivity and greater profitability.

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