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Filipinos among most engaged in work in Asia

byCT Report
31/03/2018
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MANILA:  Philippines  About seven in 10 Filipinos are engaged in their work, making the Philippines among the most engaged in Asia, according to a study.

A report from outsourcing company Aon Hewitt showed that 71 percent of employees in the Philippines and India are engaged in their work, ranking second from Indonesia with 76 percent.

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According to Aon’s 2018 Trends in Global Employee Engagement Report, the Philippines recorded a six-point increase in work engagement, achieving an outlier status.

The Philippines, along with Malaysia and Indonesia, contributed to the bounce of the Asia-Pacific region’s highest engagement level at 65 percent of all employees last year.

Singapore, on the other hand, suffered a three-point drop in engagement last year, making them among the least engaged in Asia with 59 percent.

 

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