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The results from recession-survival surveys are in, and the bottom line is this: Cuts in benefits = cuts in morale, engagement and commitment.
I wish I had better news for you, pros, but there you have it. The “just lucky to have a job” feeling is wearing off, and you may not have much longer to get employees excited about working for you again before you lose them for good.
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