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Improve Employee Retention Amidst the Great Resignation | ClearCompany

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We’re also in the midst of the Great Resignation: a record-breaking 47.4 When competition for jobs is high, employers need to renew their focus on engaging, motivating, and retaining their current employees. Engagement and motivation affect the entire organization, leading to higher retention rates.

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HR in 2024: Shaping Tomorrow’s Workforce Through Bold Leadership

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Fostering a stay culture Amidst the debate over hybrid, in-office, or remote-first models, a more fundamental challenge arises: fostering a “stay” culture. Leaders must shift focus from how to work to why employees should stay. Retention strategies demand scrutiny. Consider what you’re doing to improve retention.

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The Benefits of Stay Interviews for Employee Retention

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The labor market is in a challenging stage for companies that want to hire new employees. They’re renewing their focus on employee retention to keep valuable top talent at their organization. The Great Resignation might be sticking around, but your HR team can try new strategies to keep it at bay.

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How Upskilling is Revolutionizing Retention Strategies | BerniePortal

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Retaining employees is becoming increasingly difficult amidst the Great Resignation. With nearly 38 million employees resigning during October of last year , organizations are looking for creative ways to incentivize current employees to stay.

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6 Tricks To Make Open Enrollment A Treat With Namely

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In addition to working tirelessly on talent strategies amidst The Great Resignation , HR teams are also tasked with planning for open enrollment—and benefits matter when it comes to employee retention. In fact, improving benefits ranks second (after increasing pay) as a way to keep employees.

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Don’t call it the Great Resignation, it’s the Great Reckoning

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It’s not the Great Resignation anymore; it’s the Great Reckoning, where employees are now in the position of power. How can your organization, and your employees, come out stronger on the other side? Employees were—and still are—quitting en masse. Related Reading: The Great Resignation of 2021, explained.

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5 Key Elements of A Winning Employer Branding Strategy

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Whether it’s the Great Resignation or the change in employees’ preferences regarding workplace conditions, one thing is clear – companies everywhere struggle with talent acquisition and retention. What do existing employees think about your company culture? However, not all companies have these difficulties.