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From Fleeting to Forever: Combating Quick Service Restaurant Turnover Rate

Payactiv

However, the industry is renowned for its extremely high turnover rate. As of May 2024, the average employee turnover rate in the restaurant industry was 5.5%, compared to 3.4% By 2021, many restaurant owners were still struggling to fill cook, line cook, server, bartender, and manager positions.

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HR staffing: Is there a sweet spot to prevent turnover?

HRExecutive

In August, Data Lab examined the connection between HR staffing ratios and employee turnover. It might not be surprising that companies with the lowest HR staff-to-headcount ratio have the highest turnover. Yet, companies with the highest HR staffing ratios also have elevated levels of turnover.

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This HR pro is tackling big talent challenges at a local nonprofit

HR Brew

The sector has faced widespread job vacancies since 2021, when the Great Resignation led to rising turnover rates across industries. She’s embarked on several strategies to boost retention and ensure that all employees across the organization’s locations feel they are part of one cohesive team.

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Leveraging Data for Healthcare HR Success

Precheck

If you're investing more money in recruiters or outside staffing firms, but the metrics tell you that you have a retention problem, you need to spend less money there and put more money into programs like leadership development and career progression," says Ashley Ridgeway-Washington , Interim Vice President of HR at CHRISTUS Health.

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How to Engage in Healthcare Workforce Planning

Precheck

Here are some workforce planning strategies to boost your healthcare organization's recruiting and retention efforts. It's especially important to invest in roles at the highest risk for turnover, such as nurses, medical assistants and environmental services professionals. Turnover is highest in an employee's first year.

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Top Ways to Leverage Technology for Workforce Planning 

MP Wired For HR

This technology allows organizations to forecast workforce needs by analyzing current employee performance, turnover rates, and skills gaps. For instance, analytics can help identify when a department is likely to experience turnover, enabling HR to initiate recruitment strategies before a vacancy arises.

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Wage Fixing Indictment Has Implications for Employers

ACA Times

And today, “health care employers, staffing companies, and recruiters should be particularly careful of their conduct in the hiring, recruitment, and retention of workers throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.”. They typically have high turnover and variable-hour workforces, and have to reconcile visits and hours across multiple systems.