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Employee Retention Strategies Go Beyond Competitive Salaries

HR Digest

Assessing Employee Retention Strategies Organizations need to seriously commit to understanding how to improve employee retention and then actively retain key employees to maintain the stability and productivity of their organization. Another employee retention example is paying attention to an employee’s career projections.

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10 Basic Employee Needs And How To Meet Them

Vantage Circle

Increased productivity. This uncertainty can hamper the productivity of an employee who is more likely to jump ship prematurely if there is no open communication. Make sure to have regular open discussions with your employees regarding their career growth. Encourage managers to focus on productivity rather than hours.

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5 Ways to Create a Work Experience that Mirrors Your Best Customer Experience

WorkHuman

Companies are using marketing techniques such as focus groups and empathy labs to understand employee needs and expectations at all stages of the employee life cycle, from recruiting to onboarding, developing, and ongoing engagement. Already we are seeing innovations in this area, as noted by Eric Mosley CEO of Globoforce.

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28 Amazing Employee Engagement Activities To Reinvent Your Workforce

Vantage Circle

Decide on what basis will you select the employees: Staying late doesn't mean being more productive. Also, when teams eat together, team dynamics improve and increases productivity and team building. For me, that means sitting at my dining room table with printouts of product specs and a red pen." Give away those rewards.