Journal of Strategic Human Resource Management

1. Sasmita Choudhury – Manager-rbsk (nrhm) Rgh, Rourkela, Odisha, India.

2. Manoj Kumar Mohanty – Manager-rbsk (nrhm) Rgh, Rourkela, Odisha, India.

Received
13-Dec-2018
Accepted
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Published
13-Dec-2018
Abstract
In the era of rapidly changing globalization and diminishing value of geographical, political, and social boundaries, people are considered the only performing asset. Organizations have shifted from human resource model of operating to human resource management model, which takes care of each attribute of human value in terms of business performance. Generating and retaining engaged employees has become a top job for the human resource department and top management. Organizations have understood the requirement of talent, passion, and commitment in today’s business scenario. So, tracing the drivers of employee engagement is now a mandatory task. We are trying to explore the drivers of engagement through published literature and works throughout the world (excluding India). The span of the study is from 1990 to 2017. The countries covered under this study are USA, UK, Germany, Netherlands, UAE, Australia, Malaysia, Ghana, Korea, Canada, New Zealand, Scotland, Shanghai, and South Africa.
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