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The Impact of Work-Life Balance on Employee Retention

EmployeeConnect

Gone are the days when salary alone was enough to secure and retain top talent. Now, companies are finding that work-life balance —enabling employees to excel both professionally and personally—is critical in reducing turnover and boosting job satisfaction.

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The Impact of Employee Experience on Retention: What HR Needs to Know

EmployeeConnect

In the competitive job market, retaining top talent is one of the most pressing challenges organisations face. The cost of turnover is high—not just in terms of recruitment and training but also in the loss of institutional knowledge and the potential disruption to team dynamics. What is Employee Experience?

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Leveraging HR Data to Reduce Turnover

EmployeeConnect

Predictive Analytics for Turnover Risk Predictive analytics uses historical data and machine learning to forecast which employees are most likely to leave. By using data to identify high-performing employees, HR can create personalised career paths, mentorship programs, and learning opportunities to retain top talent.

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Creating a Retention Culture: How to Make Employees Want to Stay

EmployeeConnect

Employee retention has become a critical focus for organisations aiming to maintain a competitive edge. High turnover rates can be costly, disruptive, and detrimental to team morale. A strong retention culture is one where employees feel valued, engaged, and supported in their growth.

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Reducing Turnover with Data-Driven HR Software Solutions

EmployeeConnect

Employee turnover is a significant challenge for businesses across the globe, particularly in today’s competitive job market. High turnover rates can lead to increased recruitment and training costs, disruption of team dynamics, and a loss of valuable organisational knowledge.

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Cracking the code: Fixing the retention problem in the tech industry

HRExecutive

Recent data paints a discouraging picture: The tech industry boasts the highest turnover rate of any sector. Even the global tech giants grapple with retaining talent in an incredibly competitive landscape. This culture of frequent job changes contributes to overall turnover rates.

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Why new hire retention should be on everyone’s dashboard in 2025

HRExecutive

New hire retention is a measure that organizations often use to assess the strength of their recruiting process. Given the impact that poor new hire retention has across the business and the collective effort that is needed to keep it strong, this is a measure that should be on everyone’s dashboard.