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Understanding employee turnover rates

Achievers

Employee turnover rates are a crucial metric for organizations to monitor, as they show how frequently employees leave the company. Beyond just tracking numbers, understanding turnover rates requires identifying the root causes of employee departures and developing effective retention strategies in response.

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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 analysing factors such as job tenure, performance metrics, engagement levels, and absenteeism, HR teams can identify at-risk employees and take preemptive action.

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The October JOLTS data is a time capsule, capturing seasonal upticks amid a broader labor market cooldown

HR Brew

November was such a whirlwind, October might as well have been 50 years ago at this point. Total separations changed little at 5.3 Across the board, all metrics in the JOLTS report were down year over year in October, keeping in line with the labor market’s gradual cooldown. One key place to look at is benefits offerings.

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14 Key HR Metrics to Track: Definitions and Formulas

Extensis

But with so many human resource (HR) metrics available to measure, which ones have the most impact? From turnover rate to revenue per employee, these 14 HR analytics, paired with the support of a professional employer organization (PEO), can empower SMBs with the tools and expertise they need to succeed.

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The Impact of Regrettable Turnover on Your Business

15Five

Every organization experiences turnover. But there are two key differences between regrettable turnover and other types of turnover: who leaves and whether you can do anything about it. With regrettable turnover, you lose a top performer because of something firmly within your control. What is regrettable turnover?

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Workforce Planning is a Team Sport: Collaborating for Success

MP Wired For HR

Understanding the financial implications of hiring decisions allows HR to strategically place the right talent in the right roles, ensuring that the workforce operates at peak efficiency. Higher Employee Retention: Financial investments in employee development, guided by HR insights, can significantly enhance employee retention.

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Tying Performance To Pay Using 15Five’s Compensation Review Tools

15Five

Employees increasingly expect visibility on the factors that determine their overall compensation. Employees expect to maximize their ROI in a role, whether that’s through compensation, job satisfaction, or growth opportunities. A regular compensation review process is now seen as essential for building trust and retaining top talent.