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Employees Engagement and Environmental Sustainability in the Workplace: A Study of College of Health Technology, Calabar

Ekpe, Osim James Ph.D., Ikpeme, Ita Ph.D.

Abstract

This study aims to examine the relationship between Employee Engagement and Environmental Sustainability in the workplace, specifically within the College of Health Technology, Calabar. The research covered all departments. The findings revealed that the roles, strategies, and benefits of Employee Engagement significantly impact Environmental Sustainability in the workplace.

Keywords

Employee EngagementEnvironmental SustainabilityWorkplace

References

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