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People leave their managers more often than they leave their jobs.Fact 2
The number one reason why managers do not recognize their employees is because they don't know how!Fact 3
29% of employees are actively engaged in their jobs, 54% are not-engaged, 17% are actively disengagedFact 4
Creating a culture of recognition and actively involving your line managers is the key to employee engagement!Expert at brainguide.com
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