Deloitte examined the issues employees are facing today and how they contribute value to the workplace.
A survey of 10,000 business and HR leaders was conducted as well as interviews with executives.
Key Findings:
1.) Workers that said they co-created with their employees were 1.8 times more likely to have a highly engaged workforce, 2x more likely to be innovative, and 1.6 times more likely than their peers to anticipate and respond to change effectively.
2.) 19% of organizations said they’re very ready for employee data ownership.
— Beyond ownership alone, conversations about what is workforce data, the transparency of that data, and the mutual benefits of data-driven insights are on the rise as data is becoming a new “currency.”
3.) Worker agency might have previously been seen as a threat, but leading organizations are finding ways to leverage worker motivation and cocreation to drive mutual and elevated benefits.
4.) Many organizations are still stuck in old patterns of talent access and management because they’re not giving workers a say in where, how, and for whom they work.
Organizations that adapt their strategies and practices to fit the real-world talent pool will gain access to skills and experiences to accelerate growth, innovation, and agility.
Find the original report here.
