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Understanding employee turnover rates

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Employee turnover rates are a crucial metric for organizations to monitor, as they show how frequently employees leave the company. Beyond just tracking numbers, understanding turnover rates requires identifying the root causes of employee departures and developing effective retention strategies in response.

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Leveraging HR Data to Reduce Turnover

EmployeeConnect

Predictive Analytics for Turnover Risk Predictive analytics uses historical data and machine learning to forecast which employees are most likely to leave. An HRIS with career tracking features allows HR to monitor employee performance, training progress, and career development milestones.

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Creating a Retention Culture: How to Make Employees Want to Stay

EmployeeConnect

Employee retention has become a critical focus for organisations aiming to maintain a competitive edge. High turnover rates can be costly, disruptive, and detrimental to team morale. A strong retention culture is one where employees feel valued, engaged, and supported in their growth.

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Reducing Turnover with Data-Driven HR Software Solutions

EmployeeConnect

Employee turnover is a significant challenge for businesses across the globe, particularly in today’s competitive job market. High turnover rates can lead to increased recruitment and training costs, disruption of team dynamics, and a loss of valuable organisational knowledge.

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Cracking the code: Fixing the retention problem in the tech industry

HRExecutive

Recent data paints a discouraging picture: The tech industry boasts the highest turnover rate of any sector. Even the global tech giants grapple with retaining talent in an incredibly competitive landscape. This culture of frequent job changes contributes to overall turnover rates.

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7 AI in HR Examples & Use Cases | ClearCompany

ClearCompany HRM

With nearly 60% of HR teams still bogged down by manual tasks , strategic HR functions like engaging with candidates, building learning and development (L&D) programs, and analyzing employee data often get sidelined. One of AI’s biggest strengths is its ability to help your team create customized, seamless employee experiences.

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4 Learning & Development Trends for 2025 | ClearCompany

ClearCompany HRM

Organizational learning is sure to see some substantial changes in 2025 as new technologies like generative AI (GenAI) continue their push to involve more segments of the employee experience. The impact on the administrative experience has the potential to move to a more intuitive approach to reporting.