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What is quiet quitting and how is it linked to employee burnout and engagement?

Past event date: November 1, 2022 Available on-demand 60 Minutes
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The current economic environment is taking a toll on the industry employees' well-being and engagement. Financial Service workers reported the second-highest level of job stress.

"Quiet quitting" is a new name for an old phenomenon—employee disengagement. Find out more about what quiet quitting means for your business and why a focus on employee engagement is the solution. Dismissing quiet quitting as a news trend not only risks further disengagement.

Learn more on how you can use real-time insights into employee sentiment by adopting an active listening approach that surfaces the more profound truth of employee engagement, diversity, equity, inclusion, and well-being. This empowers financial services firms to:

  • Improve employee engagement and well-being by having visibility of the true employee sentiment around engagement, belonging, diversity and well-being
  • Attract and retain talent thanks to an engaged workforce
  • Enrich your company culture, and be more attractive to younger generations by implementing a diverse and inclusive company culture
Speakers
  • Mike Sisk
    Mike Sisk
    Contributing Editor
    American Banker
    (Moderator)
  • Jim Gahagan
    Sr. Industry Director, Financial Services
    Workday
    (Speaker)