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How Good Leadership Can Reverse Turnover

Hppy

Because there is rarely a client harder to please than a manager who just lost a treasured employee and not only are they looking to you to fill the position immediately, but they’re also wildly hurt and upset that “turnover is such a problem.”. Lack of talent development. It’s been said that it costs 1.5 That proves my point.

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How SMBs can use tech to make HR strategic

HRExecutive

When it comes to the importance of strategic HR, there’s no shortage of best practices; a quick Google search yields pages of blogs, webinars, white papers and articles on the topic. Large percentages of SMB respondents said their regular reports include data on turnover, recruiting, retention and compensation.

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Why Do We Ignore the Tip of the Spear?

China Gorman

Talent development? Retention/turnover? I ran across a good little white paper from Grovo , a workplace learning company, that underscores this point, yet again. I’ve written here before that middle managers are the tip of the spear, organizationally speaking, for everything. Productivity? Change management?

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Does Your Approach to Skills Management Strengthen Upskilling and Employee Retention?

Workday

Companies are sitting on a wealth of HR and employee data—employee feedback, tenure, or voluntary turnover rate—but lack the ability to connect that data to information on employee skills. That’s why we’re seeing a massive shift in how organizations approach talent with a growing focus on skills.