Fairness at Work: The Missing Link in Employee Engagement
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Fairness at Work: The Missing Link in Employee Engagement
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In this episode of Reaching Minds: Thoughts for Your Life Journey, we explore an issue that sits at the heart of workplace culture but is often overlooked — fairness at work.
My guest is Hanna Hasl-Kelchner, an entrepreneur, business lawyer and leadership advisor whose work bridges business law, social psychology and organisational leadership. Her book Seeking Fairness at Work explores the deeper reasons behind employee disengagement and turnover.
In our conversation, we examine why traditional approaches to employee engagement — perks, benefits and incentives — often fail to address the real issue. Instead, Hanna explains that fairness is rooted in the quality of the social contract between leaders and employees, built on honesty, recognition, support and accountability.
This episode offers thoughtful insights for leaders, managers and professionals who want to build workplaces where people feel respected, heard and motivated to contribute their best.
Because when fairness is present, engagement, collaboration and innovation follow.
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