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3 ways to address – and correct – turnover

PeopleStrategy

Turnover is a reality of every business. While periodic change can be beneficial to growth, unexpected or constant turnover is a serious problem. Today, we’ll explore three ways to help cut down on turnover and examine how they can bolster your bottom line. Meet staff demands for new benefits.

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Industry Insights: Healthcare

Payactiv

The turnover rate near double creates the perfect storm. Healthcare systems are experiencing double-digit turnover rates and difficulty recruiting. While many healthcare recruiters blame the Great Resignation for the high turnover rates, it’s hardly the only culprit. Hiring is a multi-layered process. A quarter of U.S.

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Employee Benefits Addressing Financial Wellness Show Care, Drive Retention, Says Research

HR Daily Advisor

Replacing employees is expensive. In a time of low employee retention and high turnover, employers are striving to improve programs with a positive impact on employee engagement. And, let’s not forget, engaged employees aren’t only more likely to stay on the job, they’re more productive,” Carla continued.

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Keeping Millennial Workers: How to Improve Employee Retention

Hppy

The constant turnover of millennial workers is both tiring and expensive for company hiring managers. This is due to the cost of the base salary plus recruiting costs, taxes, employee benefits and the physical equipment required for each new employee. Millennials: the dominant generation in the U.S. Conclusion.

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The Right Way to Increase Minimum Wage at Your Organization

Visier

As the floor for compensation moves up , it’s not just the people below the line who feel the impact–the employees who are above the line may also need to see changes. Since all companies will raise their wages as a result of the new bill, some companies have voluntarily decided to pay above minimum wage as a retention strategy.

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Healthcare HR and Employee Retention: 6 Key Factors to Consider

Precheck

Healthcare HR and Employee Retention: 6 Key Factors to Consider Nov. One of the largest growing concerns among employers across all industries is retaining high-performing and high-potential employees. Consider the following six practices as you review or develop your employee retention strategy for the years to come.

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Digital Transformation: How Technology Improves the Employee Experience

Achievers

In fact, HR departments consider the digital transformation critical to the employee experience, according to Employee Benefit News : “New technologies are no longer a nice-to-have, but a must-have. That’s up from 79 percent who said the same in 2016.” Mental health is another big area where workers need more support.