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Healthcare Recruitment 2020: The Good, the Bad and the Future

Hospital Recruiting

With COVID-19, healthcare institutions faced historically high turnover. While healthcare attrition has statistically been higher than national averages (about 15% pre-pandemic), 2020 saw nurse turnover vary from 8.8% For hospital staffing overall, the report showed turnover rates at 17.8%. Challenges. Lack of talent.

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What Is The Average Employee Retention Rate by Industry? [2021 Update]

DailyPay

This makes measuring employee turnover more important for employers. How can you gauge if you’re spending too much on employee turnover? What is the average employee retention rate? Compensation Force measured the level of total separations in the United States 2016 at 15.1%. workforce left their job in 2016.

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Retail Turnover Rates In 2021

DailyPay

The following article is another in our series that examines average employee turnover rates by industry. In this article, we hold the retail industry under a microscope to see what might be affecting employee turnover and retention rates, and why employees in this industry are seen coming and going so often. READ THE EBOOK.

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Does Your Company Have a Healthy Employee Retention Rate?

Zenefits

Turnover is expensive for any employer. Every organization that employs people will have at least some turnover. Every organization that employs people will have at least some turnover. Should you have a goal for your employee retention rate? What Is a Good Employee Retention Rate? Excellent questions.

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A New Management Mindset: 6 Keys for Greater Staffing Stability

HR Daily Advisor

Can you separate these toxic individuals from the new hires, or is it time to separate those individuals from the organization completely, if they are causing more employee turnover? And they don’t settle for being undervalued, or letting those less valuable receive more compensation. Retention is Everyone’s Job.

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Key Points from LinkedIn’s Global Recruiting Trends 2016 [Report]

TalentCulture

That’s why LinkedIn’s Global Recruiting Trends for 2016 , created by a panel of experts, is a fantastic guide for HR professionals and hiring managers. Creating attractive compensation packages was second, at 32 percent. Grab the report here if you’d like to explore in more detail: LinkedIn Global Recruiting Trends 2016.

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5 Things Employees Value More than Salary

Zenefits

Clark, who has over 20 years of experience working in human resources, says that employees value other things – things that drive employee engagement, satisfaction, and retention. And while 69 percent ranked compensation as the number one factor, a surprising 61 percent listed company culture as the second most important factor.