Co-producing employee engagement approaches in a workplace partnership: a route to partial success in public health workplaces

Patricia Findlay*, Colin Lindsay, Robert Stewart

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Abstract

While employee engagement might enhance staff wellbeing alongside organisational performance, delivering mutual gains can be challenging. This article assesses co-production as a route to engagement in a public health workplace, and finds that co-produced engagement strategies and mutual gains outcomes are possible where underpinned by genuinely collaborative organisational governance arrangements.
Original languageEnglish
Number of pages10
JournalIndustrial Relations Journal
Early online date25 Dec 2024
DOIs
Publication statusE-pub ahead of print - 25 Dec 2024

Funding

The evaluation from which the research is drawn was commissioned by the Scottish Government.

Keywords

  • co‐production
  • employee engagement
  • healthcare workers
  • mutual gains
  • workplace partnership

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