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Replacement Planning: 3 Steps to Develop Your Organization’s Strategy

HR Bartender

A certain amount of turnover is healthy for the business, as are certain types of turnover (for example, the dismissal of a toxic employee). Using that as your benchmark, which positions must be filled in less time? The organization needs to find someone to take over their responsibilities—even temporarily.

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15 HR Analytics Case Studies with Business Impact

Analytics in HR

This information was provided anonymously to managers so they could reduce turnover risk factors and retain their people better. Turnover at Experian. The company was facing levels of turnover that were 3-4% higher than they wanted it to be. This was a proven, important condition for first-year retention.

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How to Measure the ROI from Your HR Software

Cronofy

An up to date benchmark on the efficiency of your HR processes. Whether those benefits were in terms of cost, efficiency or resources, the business case points you towards the data you need to gather and analyze as part of your ROI exercise. Feedback on the selection and implementation of your HRMS. Start before you begin.

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How to Develop a Staffing Planning (With Staffing Plan Example)  

Analytics in HR

A well-crafted staffing plan: Minimizes labor costs Maximizes productivity Provides a competitive edge in the market Improves the quality of new hires Reduces turnover Drives career and skills development Fosters a more engaged and satisfied workforce. Also consider employee retention metrics, such as the turnover rate or average tenure.

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Why You Need to Calculate Employee Retention Rates

Bonusly

When it comes to employee retention strategies, HR departments need to track specific measurables. By tracking statistics such as employee retention rate and turnover cost , you have a way to measure the effectiveness of new HR initiatives such as a formal onboarding program or starting to offer health benefits.

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What is Voluntary Turnover? Definition, Causes, and Calculation

Analytics in HR

Voluntary turnover is a normal occurrence, as employees seek new opportunities or leave because they are unsatisfied with the current role for a multitude of reasons. The Great Resignation has certainly caused employers to look at their HR practices and what is causing a mass voluntary turnover. One of them is voluntary turnover.

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Employee Engagement and Retention – Are They Connected?

Terryberry

Employee engagement and retention are frequently associated with each other. During the Great Resignation , organizations began to take an in-depth look at their engagement, retention, and recruitment strategies. Companies should focus on driving performance and retention through employee engagement.