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Lessons Learned from the Last Recession: Don’t Cut Management Training (For Long)

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Here are the types of companies who call us: “ Turnover has gotten worse year after year despite my efforts.”. “A As my team and I work with business leaders to diagnose the root cause of their increasing turnover, one common factor almost always surfaces. Retention was fine until they got here.”. Or worse yet, closed for good.

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Words of Advice from 7 HR Thought Leaders

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as much as $600 billion in lost productivity” and that the cost of millennial turnover may be as much as $30 billion. He points out that “everyone likes to be appreciated for their contributions” and that employee rewards should be offered along the way, whenever you see great work. Do you want to engage your employees?

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Who’s the Real Flight Risk? Why Employees Leave (And Stay)

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I bring this projection to light as a way to jump-start your leadership team into discussions about the importance of understanding today’s new workforce and making retention efforts a priority. This is already occurring in several industries and the trend will continue. And keep in mind, the goal is not to stop the revolving door.

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New Hire Onboarding: Take a Pulse to Increase Employee Retention

HR Bartender

Their services include employee experience surveys. With unemployment levels at historic lows, it’s no wonder that employee retention is a priority. A key factor in employee retention is onboarding. According to a Korn Ferry survey, 98 percent of respondents said onboarding programs are key to keeping employees.

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How to Address High Turnover With Retail Employees

Achievers

Here’s a not-so-fun fact: Retail employees leave their positions at a rate that’s over four times higher than the average turnover rate in all other industries. According to Human Resources Today, that translates to $19 billion in costs related to hiring and training new employees.

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Correlating HR Consumerization and Minimizing Turnover

Hppy

Employee Engagement and Retention. Aside from placating candidates, employee retention and engagement are some of the most important issues in HR. Through predictive analysis, they continuously evaluate “retention risk” for key job roles. 3 Simple Tips to Increase Engagement and Prevent Burnout.

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The Millennial Turnover Problem in the Financial Services Industry

Hppy

The phrase “churn and burn” is commonly used to describe an industry’s high turnover rate. percent turnover rate , which is one of the highest among all industries. While many factors that play a role into this large turnover rate, looking deeper into the data isolates one glaring disruptor – millennials.

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