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The Staggering Cost Of Disengaged Employees: How Disengagement Impacts Your Bottom Line

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Meanwhile, ADP reports that a single disengaged employee can cost a company $2,246 per year. The cost of disengaged employees ripples through organizations, lowering productivity, increasing turnover, and deteriorating team dynamics. Lower Performance: Employees put in less effort, which becomes the norm.

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How to Protect Your Company from High Employee Turnover

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Every manager and HR professional views employee turnover as a headache, but do you actually know how expensive and damaging it can be to your organization? Furthermore, this cost estimate is only an average; replacing more specialized employees can often run into six figures! The dimensions of the problem.

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Why Employee Recognition Matters

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Think carefully, because over 65 percent of employees report they don’t feel recognized at work. And lack of recognition just happens to be the number one reason why employees quit. Employee recognition drives employee engagement, and with higher employee engagement come lower turnover rates and stronger business results.

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How to Address High Turnover With Retail Employees

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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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Are You Personalizing the Employee Experience?

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Regular listening sessions, reverse performance reviews and pulse surveys are great ways to show your employees that you’re willing to listen. Employees want career advancement. In fact, a recent study ranked lack of career growth as the number two driver of voluntary turnover. Employee Recognition.

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4 Steps: How to Build an Engagement-Driven Office Culture

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The importance of employee recognition and engagement cannot be overstated. Companies everywhere are shelling out billions every year for HR programs designed to enhance their office culture and improve employee productivity. Building an amazing company culture takes time, but the rewards are well worth the wait!

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Beyond Employee Engagement: 6 Tips to Improve the Employee Experience

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Recent Gallup surveys have showed that employee engagement has held steady at only 30% of the US workforce for the last few years, trending slightly upwards over the last couple of years. The value of recognition and engagement is stronger than ever, with a 1% increase in employee engagement equating to an additional.6%