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The Employee Retention Maze: Unraveling the Challenges for HR Managers

EmployeeConnect

Inadequate Career Development Opportunities: Another significant factor contributing to turnover is the absence of clear career development paths. HR managers should work collaboratively with employees to identify career goals, provide training opportunities, and create pathways for advancement.

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7 Ways to Boost Employee Morale

Intoo USA

Consider offering bonuses. Financial incentives are an effective way to boost morale for companies that can afford the extra costs. Bonuses don’t have to cost your business thousands of dollars—even a small amount can go a long way toward increasing employees’ satisfaction. Offer career development opportunities.

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4 Tips for 2020 Career Development

Compensation Cafe

What happens when you disappear raises, slim down bonuses, freeze salaries and/or jack up benefit costs? Career development no longer has to share the total rewards spotlight, and it becomes the go-to form of employee recognition. Most employee surveys have reported this yearning for years. Don't trade titles for raises.

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Employee Retention: 12 Strategies to Retain Your Top Talent

FingerCheck

A Gallup survey found that only 12% of employees felt their companies did a good job of onboarding them. Remember to look at your benefits package and other non-salary compensation and incentives, too. Consider things like health insurance, bonuses, PTO, retirement, etc. Create a career development path.

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Top 20 Examples of Employee Incentive Programs

Vantage Circle

Incentives are a proven way to influence employee behavior and ultimately improve business output. Now there are several types of employee incentive programs that companies commonly use. A study showed that travel incentives are the most popular incentives among employees. Monetary Incentives. Let's get started!

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Avoid an HR Headache with these 25 Tips

ExactHire

Classify bonuses correctly for nonexempt employees. When you give nonexempt employees bonuses, that bonus amount is calculated into their “regular rate.”. Employee surveys, accident reports, customer feedback and other tools can help you determine if the problem is specific to an employee, a manager or the entire team.

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Growing a Healthy Compensation Program -- Part Two

Compensation Cafe

Since the company still doesn't have access to compensation surveys due to their purchase cost, managers often bring HR salary data that they've scrounged from the web and Salary.com. So look cost/benefit straight in the eye and stand up to your executives about the $3,000 cost of a good salary survey.