Employee retention is a challenge for nearly every organization. Although it may seem impossible to perfect a retention strategy in the face of these odds, you can often make a dramatic improvement with a few simple steps. Even the best leaders have a hard time keeping top talent. MORE

A study by employee engagement firm TinyPulse identified various behaviors impact retention, such as micromanagement and a lack of opportunities for development. Gallup found “at least 75 percent of the reasons for voluntary turnover can be influenced by managers.”. Managers are responsible for helping their teams be productive, and for improving morale and developing each team member’s skills. Do you know the number-one reason employees leave a job? MORE

To qualify for inclusion in the Employee Engagement category, a product must: Enable users to conduct employee pulse surveys to gauge employee satisfaction. Organize and maintain data collected from pulse surveys for reporting purposes. TINYpulse Engage. MORE

A study by employee engagement firm TinyPulse identified various behaviors impact retention, such as micromanagement and a lack of opportunities for development. Gallup found “at least 75 percent of the reasons for voluntary turnover can be influenced by managers.”. MORE

And if you factor in recruitment fees, lost productivity and training, a high turnover rate can have serious financial consequences. Not having regular and holistic conversations with employees about their goals throughout the year can foster frustration and lead to higher turnover and lower productivity. As a result, you can gather the data that you need from your employees in a way that meets your company processes and culture. MORE

Employee turnover has a major impact on your organization's trajectory, but if you're having trouble with it, you're not alone. Even the best companies struggle with turnover. In this post, we’ll examine employee turnover: what it is, why it costs so much, and how to reduce it. MORE

Do you know how many employees you lose each year to turnover? Although most companies keep track of employee turnover, many fall short when they try to understand its causes and costs in a meaningful way. Do you know how much employee turnover costs you each year? MORE

Talent management touches on all key HR areas, from hiring to onboarding and from performance management to retention. A good example is unwanted turnover. This can be achieved through better branding, better retention, better selection, et cetera. Another example is HR data analytics expertise to make sure you get the most out of your existing population. When people are promoted internally, they also need support to achieve maximum productivity. MORE

Manage the top line, which is your strategy, your people and your products, and the bottom line will follow.” - Steve Jobs. Below are some of the most common misconceptions among senior leadership regarding recognition, and the hard data you'll need to dispel those myths. MORE

Putting together an employee retention plan is an exciting opportunity. Being successful with employee retention can have a huge impact on your company’s bottom line. It’s easy to imagine the impressive savings from just a small improvement in retention. Employee Retention MORE

Though it may initially sound counterintuitive, offering paid sabbatical can actually boost productivity and increase employee growth. Works as a Retention Tool: Offering employees a 1 to 2-month sabbatical every 7 years can give employees something additional to work towards. So, how do you attract talent of this age and minimize turnover rates? study, 95% of human resource leaders admit employee burnout is sabotaging workforce retention. MORE

As the economy grows and the job market gets hotter, employee engagement and retention have become a top priority. Gallup tells us that only about 1/3 of employees are actively engaged, Glassdoor data shows an average engagement of a C+ (3.1 we can evaluate any product or service. MORE