Are organizational engagement and employee engagement referring to the same concepts?
I have received a case where the employee seemed highly engaged, going out of their way to get policies synchronized with the HR processes so that employees from his project do not face issues where the policy they read is different from the HR service they get. Though he has highlighted a number of valid points and the HR process heads have acknowledged that they are correct, they or any of their superiors have not taken any steps for implementation.
Can this be taken as an example where the employee is highly engaged, but the management or organization is not engaged? Like we strive for creating employee engagement, do we need to look into organizational engagement?
I have received a case where the employee seemed highly engaged, going out of their way to get policies synchronized with the HR processes so that employees from his project do not face issues where the policy they read is different from the HR service they get. Though he has highlighted a number of valid points and the HR process heads have acknowledged that they are correct, they or any of their superiors have not taken any steps for implementation.
Can this be taken as an example where the employee is highly engaged, but the management or organization is not engaged? Like we strive for creating employee engagement, do we need to look into organizational engagement?