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The 3 Powerful HR Metrics That Drive Action (That no one uses)

Dr. John Sullivan

Most HR metrics are “so what metrics” because they don’t create a sense of urgency or drive action. In direct contrast, the metrics recommended here have been proven to spur action because they allow managers to easily see performance trendlines, what actions must be taken, and what problems are coming.

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10 employee retention software programs to maximize engagement in 2024

Achievers

Keeping top talent happy and engaged is more challenging than some may think, but there’s a solution: employee retention software. These advanced tools analyze everything from employee behavior and satisfaction to performance metrics, offering invaluable insights for crafting effective retention strategies.

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How To Run Awards and Recognition Programs to Boost Employee Morale & Retention

Empuls

  Companies with effective recognition programs see higher levels of employee engagement, which directly influences productivity and retention. Research has shown that organizations with robust recognition programs are 31% less likely to see employee turnover. Turnover analysis: Analyze turnover data to identify patterns.

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HR, Clean-up On Aisle 3 – Under The Radar HR Processes That May Require A Clean-up (Revisit these high-impact but less glamorous HR processes)

Dr. John Sullivan

My research has found that after years of focusing on strategic HR issues like COVID-19, remote work, DEI, AI, and recruiting/retention. Those neglected processes often include performance management, internal movement, performance appraisals, and fixing bad managers.

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21 Highest-Paying HR Jobs in 2023

Analytics in HR

Change management: Implement change management strategies and build an agile workforce. Chief Talent Officer Salary : $237,000 – $436,000 Job description The Chief Talent Officer manages the recruitment, development, and retention of executives and business leaders in an organization.

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Employee expectations are shifting. Can you meet them?

PI Worldwide

In some companies, turnover has shot above 30%. But it’s not just companies that are facing turnover—employee expectations are evolving too. They won’t just curb employee turnover. Finally, when employee expectations are met, negative experiences are less likely to cause turnover. They want a better work-life balance.

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IRF value study examines ROI for incentives programs

Maritz Motivation

Which metrics are they measuring? Sales, of course, along with decreased turnover, increased productivity, revenue, market share and gains in customer loyalty and satisfaction. One study determined that 73 percent of firms measure productivity, while 49 percent track retention tied to their programs.

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