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5 Ways to Address the Healthcare Industry’s Turnover Crisis

Fond

Simultaneously, hospital turnover increased by 0.9% Improving retention and happiness at work for healthcare employees is a top concern among HR leaders. Improving retention and happiness at work for healthcare employees is a top concern among HR leaders. Since 2014, the average hospital has turned over 87.8%

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Employee Wellness Benefits for Your Quick Service Restaurant Workers

Payactiv

Like many industries, QSR operators are feeling the impact of an ongoing labor shortage coupled with high turnover rates. It’s not surprising that the industry has a high turnover rate. One way to combat turnover is to improve aspects other than pay. For independent operators, that hourly reduction jumps to 7.5 hours per week.

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Infographic: 5 Reasons Why Employee Retention is So Difficult - DecisionWise

DecisionWise

Why is employee retention so difficult? But the latest data from the US Department of Labor in 2014 shows average tenure is at its highest point over the past 30 years. Read more on Employee Turnover here. The post Infographic: 5 Reasons Why Employee Retention is So Difficult appeared first on DecisionWise.

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How to Save Your Company from Unhealthy Turnover and Optimize Retention

Bonusly

High turnover is a major concern for many organizations. In 2018, over 40 million people quit their jobs in the US compared to just 30 million in 2014. But how do you know if your turnover really is an issue? Let’s take an analytical approach to retention. For example, companies often see a turnover spike in January.

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Using machine learning and sentiment analysis to tackle employee burnout

The HRX

to improving employee retention. percent in 2014. Food service workers feel more motivated to focus on customers and meeting their needs. Overall, staff shows fewer turnovers, less absenteeism, less apathy, and make fewer mistakes. Human Resource professionals are now using an advanced data-driven approach. enthusiasm.

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The sometimes fine line between retention and regrettable turnover

Steve Boese

No one is likely around who was in the meeting at Esquire when the 'We can't give him $5 more a week ' decision came down, so the rest of this is pure speculation. I am kind of glad Esquire wouldn't pay up back in 1953. I mean, if they had paid up, I would have missed LOTS of great articles.

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Data Journalism for HR: The Beginner’s Guide

Visier

This discipline (which burgeoned in 2014 and is sometimes called explanatory journalism ) goes beyond topline news developments to clearly explain complex subjects. Yes, even turnover rates and headcount numbers can be turned into memorable stories, and people experts are in a good position to tell them. Use Motion.