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Creating a Culture of Well-being: The Key to Organizational Wellness

Terryberry

Another study found that for every dollar that was invested into a rehabilitation and exercise training program, organizations saw a $6 return in healthcare savings. A Boost in Your Company's Bottom Line Research conducted in 2016 looked at the performance of companies that have strong workplace wellness practices.

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Who Owns Retention? The REAL Employee Turnover Problem

Achievers

HR then blames bad managers for running off good people, and the managers push back complaining that executives do not give them enough time or training to manage their people properly. This often includes, but is not limited to: conducting and analyzing employee surveys and stay interviews. building employee networks/committees.

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Healthcare HR and Employee Retention: 6 Key Factors to Consider

Precheck

One of the largest growing concerns among employers across all industries is retaining high-performing and high-potential employees. In fact, 46 percent of HR professionals cite employee retention/turnover as the top workforce management challenge in 2016, an increase from 25 percent in 2012. Employee Engagement.

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Employee Recognition: Picking Up The Pieces

Dave's Weekly Thought

Employee Recognition would be leveraged as part of the Performance Management system. I QUIT Lesson Learned: No Recognition is Better Than Thoughtless Recognition! Case Study #3: Leadership Jumps on the Manipulation Train The VP of HR sent out the annual employee survey at the tail end of the 7 paragraph diatribe.