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11 Important Employee Relations Metrics To Track

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Employee relations metrics measure employee engagement, satisfaction, and retention, as well as overall workplace culture. For example, Google and Facebook are known for their strong focus on employee satisfaction, which leads to higher productivity and better business outcomes. HR tip Measure employee engagement often.

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Turnover Takedown: How Analytics Can Save Your Team

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Turnover Takedown: How Analytics Can Save Your Team Employee turnover can feel like the silent alarm that no one hears until its too late. Although turnover may seem inevitable, modern organizations are discovering that data-driven team management can help them retain top talent more effectively.

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What is Headcount Reporting? A Complete Guide for Employers

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Turnover Rates: Insights into the rate at which employees join and leave the organization. For example, if a particular team is understaffed, it can lead to burnout and decreased productivity among existing employees. Employee Distribution: A breakdown by department, job title, location, and employment type.

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Workforce Forecasting: Your 5-Step Guide To Predict Staffing Needs

AIHR

Accurately forecasting workforce needs helps organizations avoid talent shortages, reduce turnover, and remain competitive. This informs strategies related to recruitment, retention, and talent management and development. Contents What is workforce forecasting? Why is workforce forecasting important?

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Replacement Planning: 3 Steps to Develop Your Organization’s Strategy

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A certain amount of turnover is healthy for the business, as are certain types of turnover (for example, the dismissal of a toxic employee). And you should have much of this information from your workforce plan and staffing analysis. Again, your staffing analysis should contain this information.

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From Paper Pusher to Power Player: The Importance of Transactional HR & Strategic HR

Netchex HR Blog

Here are a few examples of transactional HR tasks: Recruiting and Onboarding Payroll and Benefits Administration Training and Skill Gaps Exit Interviews and COBRA coverage What is strategic HR? With a strategic mindset, HR staff can support employee development and boost retention for the long term. Or do you need both?

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10 things a good manager never does

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By focusing on improving management practices , companies can address broader issues that impact employee satisfaction and retention. Strengthening the role of management can create a ripple effect, leading to higher employee engagement and retention rates. Ignoring high turnover rates can deeply impact a workplace.