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HR KPIs: Guide, 20 Examples & Free Template

AIHR

HR KPI examples HR KPIs vs metrics Characteristics of good HR KPIs Leading vs. lagging KPIs HR KPIs case study HR KPI template HR KPI best practices FAQ What are HR KPIs? A second HR KPI could be ‘innovative behavior’ measured in the organization’s annual employee engagement survey. Contents What are HR KPIs?

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The Impact of Work-Life Balance on Employee Retention

EmployeeConnect

Now, companies are finding that work-life balance —enabling employees to excel both professionally and personally—is critical in reducing turnover and boosting job satisfaction. Let’s explore why work-life balance has become a cornerstone of retention strategies and the ways companies are adapting to this trend.

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Why Hospitality Workers Walk Away: Addressing the Root Causes of Turnover

Payactiv

In this article, we’ll deep dive into hospitality industry turnover and explore potential solutions to help employers navigate this challenging environment. Average Employee Turnover Rate in the Hospitality Industry The average turnover rate in the hospitality sector is currently 4.9% , compared to the average of 3.2%

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Building A Data-Driven HR Department: A Strategic Blueprint

HR Stacks Blog

Embracing a data-driven approach allows HR professionals to move beyond intuition, leveraging empirical evidence to guide strategies in talent acquisition, employee engagement, performance management, and retention. This article provides a comprehensive roadmap for establishing a data-driven HR department.

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How one lactation company is advising employers seeking to comply with the PUMP Act

HR Brew

In the year since the PUMP Act took effect, the share of organizations offering an “onsite lactation/mother’s” room has risen to 73% , up 19 percentage points from 2023, according to the Society for Human Resource Management’s (SHRM) 2024 employee benefits survey.

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Why Employee Engagement is Important in 2023

15Five

The study found that while the number of engaged workers held steady at 32% last year, the number of actively disengaged employees rose to 18%. Increased retention (and less quiet quitting) When employees become disengaged, they often stop caring about their work and disconnect emotionally.

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15+ Types of Recruitment Methods to Hire the Top Talents

Peoplebox

Limited budget involvement Better retention Internal mobility Organizational flexibility Note – When discussing transfer prospects and employee expectations, it is important to keep the lines of communication open. Boomerang employees Employee turnover can occasionally be attributed to outside factors. Why use this method?