Commitment and Engagement Flashcards

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What does commitment strategy rely upon?

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The unitarist business model being the case within the business, which isn’t always true

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What are the three components of commitment, according to Meyer and Allen (1991)?

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Affective commitment: attachment to particular membership, or a sense of belonging
Continuance commitment: perceived costs of leaving
Normative commitment: personal norms, values, and the sense of obligation

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How is employee performance related to commitment?

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If employees are committed to the company, they will work harder, and stay at the company longer, decreasing employee turnover

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At what three levels can commitment be affected?

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Strategic
Functional
Workplace

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What is the difference between commitment and engagement?

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If an employee has high commitment, they are aligned with the organisation only
If an employee has high engagement, they are aligned with the job only

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What are the four main drivers of engagement?

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Employee voice
Meaningful work
Communication form management
Positive view of the line manager

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What are the two methods o f measuring engagement?

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Utrecht Group UWES measure

Gallup Q12 measure

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What five factors can enhance engagement?

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Line managers
Job design
Learning and development programmes for employees
Rewards
Performance management
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