- · Corporate values
- · Ethical leadership and psychological contact
- · Organizational Citizenship
- · Communication (Dash, 2013).
Considering the corporate values to the life insurance company, selected was also reestablished the values, as Excellence, Caring, Innovation, Trust, Ethics and Integrity. Not only that but also upholding the code of conduct, whistle blowing, anti-harassment policies, violence against woman concepts also in the group and the company to maintain the positive impression towards the corporate values of the company (Union Assurance,2020).
Employees who worked according to the principals and corporate values as a common and respect other colleagues in the team via building equality and build good relationship with the employees and leaders of the company can be defined as Ethical leadership and psychological contact in an organization (Schwepker and Dimitriou, 2021).
Company is always concern with employees’ feelings where the team HR is organizing the lunch with boss as a quarterly event in the department, coffee with CEO, open door policy, appreciation events as BRAVO awards, secret Santa events, town hall meetings, get together, happy hour sessions, team building activities such as executive team building program, management out bound team building sessions, leader par excellence, brilliant starter, MDRT,COT,TOT team building programs as to encourage the employees and build the relationship with the supervisors and sub ordinates of the department.
An employee who is going an extra mile and doing the work that not relevant to the respective job role of the employee and contribute to the company without expectation is simply defined as Organizational citizenship (Organ, Podsakoff and MacKenzie, 2005).
If the employee of the company is fully engaged and highly motivated in the department and who satisfied with the benefits that was offered by the company is as mentioned above. The JKH employees, the selected company employees were also falling under the Organizational citizenship category not because of the physical benefits but also for the mental release, work life balance, work from home concepts.
Transparency in the details that was shared by the company can be simply defined as open communication in the workplace (Cui, 2021). Union Assurance, company is also maintaining an open door communication process where all the details have been publishing in the company intranet was a great example for the open communication. Not only that but also the cooperate communications, HIVE system, newsletters, company official web site, LinkedIn, Facebook, twitter social media pages chat options for the customers were some of the open communication methods which was used by the company in order to maintain a good employee engagement among the staffs.
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Hi Deshani, very good explanation, adding to that The subject of engagement in workplaces has started to be seen and talked about more and more, by big and small companies alike, yet implementation is still a grey area. When confronted with understanding engagement, what drives it, how it can be nurtured and what initiatives can be designed to measure and improve it, companies rarely know where to start. Employee engagement drivers are a great starting )point for that (Allen 2007)
ReplyDeleteHi Ijaz, Thanks for adding your valuable thoughts in this. However as mentioned, yes. it is difficult to identify the implementation of the process (Albrecht, Bakker, Gruman, Macey and Saks, 2015). As Human resource team has to have the planning on implementing the process in the practical content, where this has to be handle tactically in order to manage the grievances of the company as well (Presbitero, 2017).
DeleteHi Deshani, Nicely written article , All the variables should be interred associated with one another, Further besides that, mainly this research also spots out that employees do not be bothered more about livelihood development. It does not affect the employee's job satisfaction and engagement to their job. On the other hand, employees may be frightening to an individual's self-worth and may diminish thoughts of psychological safety. From the study of (Bruce, 2010)
ReplyDeleteHi Surangi, Thanks for sharing your thoughts, yes. As you said due to the pandemic the employees have been focusing on the safety measures as well. However the whole globe is virtually converting towards the performance, it is difficulty maintain the employee engagement (Winasis, Riyanto and Ariyanto, 2020). However work from home, virtual events, talent shows, gym memberships have been provided by the selected company in order to maintain a good employee engagements towards the organization (unionassurance, 2020).
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