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How to Be a Transparent Leader (With Examples)

UKG

All these things—trust, positive working relationships, employee engagement, and good communications—are things that lead to improved employee retention. According to research from MIT , trust in the workplace leads to a 260% increase in motivation, 41% lower absenteeism, and 50% less turnover.

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How Good Leadership Can Reverse Turnover

Hppy

Because there is rarely a client harder to please than a manager who just lost a treasured employee and not only are they looking to you to fill the position immediately, but they’re also wildly hurt and upset that “turnover is such a problem.”. The post How Good Leadership Can Reverse Turnover appeared first on Hppy.

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How HR can avoid turnover following an M&A deal

HR Brew

HR can help reduce the risk of turnover following an M&A deal by proactively communicating with employees from the start of the deal-making process, Chris Hagedorn, senior partner in McKinsey’s transformation practice, told HR Brew.

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How New York Life reduced employee turnover

HR Brew

As the competition for talent remains fierce, HR pros should consider the elements of a successful recruitment and retention strategy. Those elements may include a strong value proposition and positive culture, where employees have a voice—at least according to Joanne Rodgers, CHRO at New York Life.

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How HR Can Create a Comprehensive Talent Strategy

AIHR

Talent development and retention An Employee Benefits News study shows that the average cost of losing talent is 33% of a company’s annual revenue. The CEO and CHRO should be in agreement on HR’s part in the business strategy and where the focus should be. For example, digitization, innovation, operational excellence, etc.

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Why HR leaders are struggling to retain their own team members

HRExecutive

HR professionals suffer from higher burnout and turnover rates than professionals in other fields—an ironic predicament, given HR is tasked with managing employee retention and navigating the workforce away from burnout. He adds that none of the employees he referred to CHRO recruiters took the position.

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How to Hire a Chief HR Officer to Drive Business Success

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Choosing a Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO) is an important task that significantly impacts the culture and direction of your organization. A skilled CHRO can align HR functions with business objectives paving the way for triumph. Conversely, hiring the wrong CHRO can lead your organization down the wrong path in its’ HR strategy.