A Historical Perspective of Employee Engagement: An Emerging Definition

Michael Bradley Schuck; Karen K. Wollard

A Historical Perspective of Employee Engagement: An Emerging Definition

Michael Bradley Schuck, Karen K. Wollard

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This paper explores the development of employee engagement through a historical perspective lens. Using a structured literature review, seminal works are identified and reviewed. A working definition is proposed.

Original language	American English
State	Published - 1800
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