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A key differentiator in any organization, is how engaged the employee population is - how employees view their organizational brand, whether they speak with passion about the business agenda and vision, if they would recommend the company to others.


People bring your brand to life; appoint the right people to your company and you will have people queuing to join your organization; with inappropriate alignment; you could struggle to retain and/or attract the quality individuals you need to drive business performance improvements.
 
At its essence, the Employer Brand tells the company story to both your employee and prospective employees. In part it is written down, more powerfully it is experienced, it is visual and changeable encompassing areas such as:


  • articulation of the compelling story
  • retention & development strategies
  • induction and ambassadorship
  • employee relations energy and passion
  • self-selection exit strategies.


Tied up with the ethereal impact of these corporate ingredients is the psychological employment contract, the essence of why an individual joins and stays; where expectation meets experience. In winning the "war for talent", your operational behaviour needs to be mature, distinctive and honest embracing your organizational values and aspirations.
 
Over the past decade, many individuals have stayed with their organization rather than face the unknown and uncertain external market. Lacking holistic engagement with the corporate environment they work in, morale can be reduced and as a result, productivity can suffer.
 
Courageously relevant, PAI has a track record of success in assisting organizations to fully engage, re-energise and/or realign their employee experience. This call to action may be activated by the need to reposition a wider cultural agenda; perhaps as part of a merger, acquisition or restructuring process.

“Even the smallest changes in our daily routine can create incredible ripple effects that expand our vision of what is possible.”

Charles F. Glassman

CoachMD

Completed engagement & empowerment assignment examples include


Financial Services

Timely intervention to ensure new business was ‘fit for purpose’. Company wide engagement with new values;  engagement delivery and development of affiliate network to further motivate and retain talent.

Transportation

Remit to improve very low employee engagement and create new cultural framework. Designed strategy and programme of works securing Board funding; intense public and active TU/WC engagement.

FMCG

Tinderbox environment, creating, delivering and navigating challenging messages in a poor performing commercial environment.  Executive coaching to better support volatile employment environment and aggressive TU position.

FMCG

Created ‘one company’ engagement strategy through sale of business to PE and associated employment concerns.  Hugely successful, original and innovative communications programme inspiring and retaining talent.

Utilities

Cooperative realignment of workforce to support realignment of operational business and introduction of new channels to market.  Expectation management and ‘tough talking’ workshops to draw out historical grievances, moving forward in a pragmatic manner.

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