Abstract:
Employee engagement is used to describe how emotionally invested and devoted 
individuals are to their jobs and their organizations. The major objective of this study was 
to evaluate employee engagement and organizational commitment of some selected 
branches of Commercial Bank of Ethiopia under the Dire Dawa district. This study used 
both primary data and secondary source of data. The primary data was collected from 
employees of commercial bank of Ethiopia. Multistage sampling technique was employed. 
For this research 125 questioner were distributed and obtained all were obtained for the 
data analysis. Descriptive statistics tools such as frequency and percentage were used to 
analyze the collected data. Analysis was carried out using the Statistical Package for 
Social Science. The descriptive statistics indicate that the respondents showed a high level 
of responses to the dimensions of Employee Engagement Vigor, Employee Engagement 
Absorption, and Employee Engagement Dedication. However, it is mentioned that the 
majority of the respondents were not willing to answer regarding Affective Organizational 
Commitment. Additionally, the statement mentions a significant difference in mean scores 
for males and females in terms of Continuance Commitment.. This indicates that there is a 
statistically significant difference in Continuance Commitment between males and females.
It may be inferred that giving people the freedom to manage their own workloads, choose 
their own priorities, and achieve their goals may boost employee engagement. Managers 
in organizations are also recommended to encourage more employee involvement decision 
making. Organizations must develop employee empowerment strategies in order to raise 
commitment levels