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Image description: A bar chart shows the top 6 factors that affect employees’ satisfaction and commitment levels, according to new McKinsey research. The 6 factors are as follows: inadequate total compensation, lack of meaningful work, lack of workplace flexibility, lack of career development and advancement, unreliable and unsupportive people at work, and unsafe workplace environment. Prioritizing these 6 factors could help companies annually save more than 60% (or an estimated $56 million) of the $90 million of potential lost value from employee disengagement. End of image description.

Note: Figures do not sum to 100%, because of rounding.

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Note: Figures do not sum to 100%, because of rounding.

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Other

9

Unsafe workplace environment

9

Unreliable and unsupportive people at work

10

Lack of career development and advancement

11

Lack of workplace flexibility

12

Lack of meaningful work

12

Inadequate total compensation

Image description: A bar chart shows the top 6 factors that affect employees’ satisfaction and commitment levels, according to new McKinsey research. The 6 factors are as follows: inadequate total compensation, lack of meaningful work, lack of workplace flexibility, lack of career development and advancement, unreliable and unsupportive people at work, and unsafe workplace environment. Prioritizing these 6 factors could help companies annually save more than 60% (or an estimated $56 million) of the $90 million of potential lost value from employee disengagement. End of image description.

Prioritizing these 6 factors could help companies annually save >60% (estimated $56 million) of potential lost value

Drivers of workplace disengagement and their relative contribution to disengagement cost, %