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Healthcare Turnover Rates in 2018

DailyPay

In our previous article, we discussed employee retention rate by industry and looked at which industries have the best and worst employee retention rates. The turnover rate in the healthcare industry has risen nearly 5% — across all jobs in the industry — over the last decade. Since 2013, the average hospital turned over 85.2%

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Health Care Turnover Rates [2021 Update]

DailyPay

In our previous article, we discussed employee retention rate by industry and looked at which industries have the best and worst employee retention rates. The turnover rate in the health care industry has risen nearly 5% — across all jobs in the industry — over the last decade. Since 2013, the average hospital turned over 85.2%

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7 Trends to Expect in 2015

Cielo HR Leader

As recruiters, talent acquisition professionals and leaders in HR, the importance of employee engagement, culture, job satisfaction and retention is often discussed. 2.) Improving employee retention. Do you believe greater focus by competitors on brand and retention should make companies “nervous” or perhaps inspire motivation?

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How Does Mentoring Impact Employee Retention?

Hppy

Employee turnover is fast becoming a challenge for organizations around the world. In a report provided by the Hay Group, the turnover rate for the time period of 2013 to 2018 is anticipated to be 23 percent. First, let’s take a look at the hard costs of high turnover. The increased retention resulted in a savings of $6.7

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Top 10 Talent Trends

Cielo HR Leader

ERE recently conducted their 2014 State of Recruiting study —surveying 1,300 recruiters, recruiting leaders, hiring managers, HR leaders and C-level executives to gain direct insight into today’s recruitment industry. According to Harvard Business Review , 80% of employee turnover is the result of bad hiring decisions. 50% of U.S.

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Evaluating Your Employer Brand

Cielo HR Leader

A recent LinkedIn study of 2,250 corporate recruiters in the U.S. found that cost-per-hire is more than two times lower for companies with strong employer brands; according to the same study, organizations with strong employer brand have 28% lower turnover rates as opposed to weak employer brands. Employee retention rates (40%).

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Is the HR Accountable for Mass Layoffs?

Keka HR Blog

“Too often, they’re done for short-term gain, but the cost savings are overshadowed by bad publicity, loss of knowledge, weakened engagement, higher voluntary turnover, and lower innovation, which hurt profits in the long run,” write Sandra J. and General Motors Co., did not lead to profits as anticipated but caused productivity to decline.