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Untangling Turnover: What You Can Control, And What You Can't

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Just hearing the word “turnover” can strike panic into the heart of even the most experienced HR professional right now. ??. With all the resignations, reshuffling, and high-speed hiring you’re probably experiencing, it can be hard to come up with an effective employee retention strategy. Turnover isn’t always bad.

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What Is a Good Retention Rate and How Do You Achieve and Maintain It?

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However, without measuring employee engagement rates, you won’t understand the effectiveness of your HR strategies in improving retention and decreasing turnover. What is employee retention rate? Employee retention rate indicates how well a company is doing at retaining employees.

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5 Statistics to Help Build Your Case for an Employee Recognition Strategy

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Despite many employees demonstrating admirable flexibility and creativity amidst rapidly changing requirements, employee engagement has suffered, and employee commitment is not expected to last. In fact, employers may soon see a turnover “tsunami” —a mass exodus of employees quitting their jobs after the pandemic ends.

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Top 5 Benefits of Employee Recognition

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We’ll review a few of the top benefits of an employee recognition program. Image by freepik 1- Lower Turnover Rates High turnover rates are expensive and can affect productivity. In addition to the cost of recruiting and hiring new employees, companies will easily exceed training budgets with higher turnover rates.

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How to Save Your Employee Recognition Program From Failing

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How can you ensure your employee recognition program is successful ? Your employees may be aware of the program, but awareness alone won’t magically improve their performance and engagement. More than 80 percent of American employees say they do not feel recognized or rewarded, despite the fact that U.S. General Motors

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5 Employee Retention Ideas to Fight Turnover

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Today’s human resources professionals understand that finding and hiring top talent is only half the battle — if you’re replacing standout employees every couple of years, it’s time to seek out new employee retention ideas that will motivate employees to stay with your company. According to Gallup, turnover costs U.S.

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Working Retention Into Your Employee Lifecycle Management Strategy

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The six stages of the employee lifecycle are attraction, recruitment, onboarding, development, retention, and separation. Through each of these stages, it’s HR’s job to ensure employees have everything they need to succeed. We recently teamed up with Namely to create The Complete Employee LifeCycle Management Guide.