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Shocking Employee Turnover Statistics

Reflektive

Prepare to be shocked: SEE ALSO: How to Effectively Change Performance Management. For example, if a highly-trained employee was making $150,000 annually, the cost for the organization to replace that employee could be as high as $319,500. DOWNLOAD FREE E-BOOK: The Growth Divide Between Employers and Employees.

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6 ways to get your leadership team excited about company culture

Insperity

Up front, during new manager onboarding, most companies do an excellent job of training leaders on their culture, core business values, mission and vision. Bringing culture and values into your performance management process will help keep them top of mind for your leaders. Offer a refresher course.

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10 HR podcasts you should be listening to

cipHR

HR media outlets and thought leaders are jumping on the bandwagon, too, offering everything from generalist magazine-style shows to in-depth explorations of specific topics. By: People Management magazine. Training Journal podcast. By: Training Journal magazine. By: Changeboard magazine. CIPD podcast.

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What it Takes to Build a High-Performance Workforce

Hppy

Only through joint efforts can an organization grow and establish the high levels of performance many entrepreneurs constantly seek. Also read: The Link Between Performance Management and Employee Engagement. There are two things you need to do to build a high-performance team: Set up a good foundation early.

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6 big soft cost savings associated with HR outsourcing

Insperity

To learn more about how the HR outsourcing savings that can benefit your business, download our free magazine: The Insperity guide to HR outsourcing. Effort Beyond having the time, do you have the energy and desire to engage in the day-to-day work of overseeing HR? The list laid out in front of you might be longer than you realize.

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A manager’s guide to matching employees with the right mentors

Insperity

Mentoring is different from performance management. A mentor program targets those employees who are already performing well and need extra input to grow and reach their full potential. Larger companies often build significant structure around their mentor programs, with formal pairings, training and reporting required.

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Multiple layers of management: pros and cons of organizational structures

Insperity

This more direct, personal managerial oversight means that employees have the opportunity to enjoy greater support and closer interaction with their managers, which can result in better performance management and more professional coaching and development. Cons of vertical structures. Summing it all up.