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Employee Disengagement : The Pervasive Killer

Stuart Mackay, Clarity Integration

11-Apr-17 10:00

Employee Disengagement : The Pervasive Killer

Most organisations may not realise this, but in Southeast Asia, and companies in Malaysia in particular, staff disengagement is now running well in excess of 89%, causing massive disruption to productivity and profits. Author and founder of Clarity Integration, Stuart Mackay joins us to help us understand how we have underestimated the depth of this problem and learn how numerous Fortune 500 companies have tackled the issue of employee disengagement.


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