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The Silent Killer of Retention: Why Your Best Employees Are Leaving (And How to Stop It)

EmployeeConnect

Employee retention is one of the biggest challenges HR managers face today. Losing top talent doesnt just hurt productivityit affects morale, disrupts workflows, and costs the company significantly in hiring and training new employees. High-performing employees dont just wake up one day and decide to quit.

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15 Employee Engagement Examples To Inspire You in 2024

AIHR

It reported that organizations with highly engaged employees saw a 51% drop in turnover (for low-turnover companies) and a 23% rise in profitability. What drives employee engagement? Employee engagement has various drivers. Some are subtle and depend on individual employees’ personalities, wants, and needs.

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Employer branding for employee retention: Your complete guide to keeping top talent

Papirfly

However, when you consider that the average worker changes roles 12 times throughout their career, losing good employees seems like an expensive inevitability. But how do you build an employer brand that can support your ambitious talent retention efforts? Why do employees leave their jobs?

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HR Year-End Checklist: 10 Critical Areas to Assess

Extensis

Two critical tasks: ✓ Update employee information: Keep all employee records current, including contact details, emergency contacts, and personal information. Archive old records: Securely store or dispose of records in accordance with data retention policies and legal requirements.

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How to Measure Employee Engagement: 10 Key Strategies

Contact Monkey - HR

Read on as we break down why and how to assess employee engagement effectively. Why Measure Employee Engagement? Here’s why measuring employee engagement is important: Business teams with highly engaged employees have a 59% lower turnover rate than those with less engaged staff.

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How HR Can Leverage Recognition To Boost Workplace Performance

HR Management

One proven, yet often underutilized, HR strategy is employee recognition. While 82% of American professionals report feeling underappreciated at work, structured recognition programs can significantly boost morale, reduce turnover, and reinforce company values, without large financial investment.

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10 Top Summer Employee Appreciation Ideas You Can Implement to Boost Morale

Empuls

This positivity can spread among teams, promoting collaboration and reducing stress levels. Increases retention and employee satisfaction: Employees who feel valued are more likely to remain loyal to the organization. These shared experiences can lead to improved communication and collaboration back in the workplace.