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HR, It's Time to Improve Your Employee Retention Strategy

Cornerstone On Demand

Although constantly recruiting and training new employees is expensive, it is the ancillary effects on productivity, customer satisfaction, manger effectiveness and engagement metrics that truly impact the overall business operations. Here are five ways HR can start improving employee retention today.

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Managers need recognition, too! 3 steps for employee retention

Achievers

Strategically encourage managers’ effective behaviors and hold them accountable for creating an atmosphere that facilitates employee retention. There are three priority areas in which you can use your employee recognition program to strategically promote specific manager behaviours: Metrics and Efficiencies.

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Healthcare Professionals: Get a Pulse on Your Employee Engagement Levels

Achievers

Try administering an employee engagement survey to see how your workplace fares. If retention, engagement, and alignment are priorities for your organization (and they should be, given their profound impact on bottom line results), use these as metrics and reward managers for meeting targets.

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Employee expectations are shifting. Can you meet them?

PI Worldwide

Surveys show that 55% of office workers want to stay remote at least part of the week. Peer coaching can too. Of course, surveying your employees isn’t just about metrics. Next, reward employees who embrace the changes. If you want to provide hybrid work options, reward managers whose teams adopt them.

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A Comprehensive Guide to Total Rewards (And How to Master It)

Vantage Circle

Companies must also invest in employee training , on-the-job coaching, and higher compensation to retain the best employees. Although studies show that non-monetary rewards and recognition are much more effective motivators than monetary compensation, money is still an effective motivator.

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Reconstructing Performance Management for Both the Employee and the Company

Aberdeen HCM Essentials

Counterintuitively, much of this is due to limitations set by their existing HCM/HRIS technology platforms, as many, if not most, were not built to accommodate a more modern, agile approach to performance management. Despite good intentions, many companies therefore end up making a token nod to ongoing coaching and development.