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    <title>APQC Anticipates Challenges Ahead, Announces New Study to Identify Best Practices in Increasing Employee Engagement and Managing Post-Recession Employee Turnover </title>
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        <![CDATA[  <P>APQC will launch a new human capital consortium study &quot;Rewarding, Engaging, and Retaining Key Talent&quot; in December 2009 to help organizations understand best practices for recognizing, rewarding, motivating, engaging, and retaining key talent as the economy rebounds. Marc Drizin, a leading researcher, author, and consultant on employee engagement best practices, has been selected as the study&#039;s special adviser. (PRWeb Sep 21, 2009)</P>
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    <title>The Center for Workforce Development at Columbus State Community College to Feature Leading Employee Engagement Expert</title>
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        <![CDATA[  <P>A free talent management luncheon at the Center for Workforce Development at Columbus State Community College on March 24, 2009 will feature Marc Drizin, a nationally-recognized expert on employee engagement.  Drizin&#039;s presentation will include his popular Employee Hold&#039;em&#8482; card game, which has helped prepare more than 13,000 managers, executives and HR professionals to better recruit, retrain, reward, and retain top talent and achieve bottom-line results. (PRWeb Mar 12, 2009)</P>
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    <title>New Employee Hold&#039;em&#8482; Research Reveals Nearly Six Out of 10 U.S. Workers Are Not Fully Engaged in Their Jobs</title>
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        <![CDATA[  <P>According to the 2008-09 Employee Hold&#039;em National Workforce Engagement Benchmark, fifty-seven percent of U.S. employees are reluctant to work hard at their jobs -- and worse yet, reluctant to leave -- or they are unengaged and actively doing things that will threaten the organization. This lack of employee engagement puts business success at risk, according to Marc Drizin, Founder &#38; Chief Instigator of Employee Hold&#039;em. His advice to employers: focus on the employer-employee relationship and the 4R&#039;s of Workforce Engagement&#8482;. (PRWeb Sep 22, 2008)</P>
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