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Training
Provided by PERCON The Strategic Interveners
1. Increasing quality of external candidates
2. Containing costs
3. Achieving greater return on investments
4. Increasing diversity through innovation
5. Proper utilisation of talent and skills
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Staff Retention Strategies
1. Talent retention has moved onto the radar screens of corporate executives.
2. Once an employee has decided to leave, the emotional bond is broken.
3. The financial impact of employee attrition and a bad hire.
4. How to recruit the best.
5. The managers have to understand the numbers and what they mean understanding of metrics.
6. Adopt a market-driven retention strategy that begins with the assumption
that long-term, across-the-board employee loyalty is neither possible nor
desirable.
7. To adopt the new strategy, you first have to accept the new reality: the
market, not your company, will ultimately determine the movement of your
employees.
8. The old goal of HR management to minimise overall employee turnover
needs to be replaced by a new goal: to influence who leaves and when.
9. To have influence in this area, you must make truly honest assessments of
how long the organisation would like employees to stay on board.
10. Different groups of employees warrant very different retention efforts.
11. First step is to begin the diagnosis.
12. Conduct exit interviews.
13. Consider hiring outside services professionals to ask questions why people were leaving
14. Hiring of secret shoppers
15. The next step involves conducting a survey of remaining employees better
to hire professionals from outside the firm.
16. This knowledge provides a clearer picture of how your work environment is prompting or perhaps even encouraging people to leave for other jobs.
17. Develop strategies that strengthen your defences and make deliberate improvements to become a less toxic, more attractive employer create an empathic bond to guide.
18. Employee retention is a management responsibility, not a human resources responsibility perspective needs to be created.
19. Do your managers understand their retention role? Are they trained and equipped to perform it?
20. People join companies for organizational factors such as pay, benefits, reputation, and then the job itself.
21. They remain and stay for leaders, especially in entry-level positions.
22. Training first-line managers on trust-building skills such as keeping commitments, apologizing for mistakes and accepting responsibility for company policies are the first steps to create a culture of trust and employee engagement.
23. Hold the first-line managers accountable for turnover and empower them to make a difference as a systematic means to increase retention
24. Need to focus not just on corporate brands or consumer brands, but also on building employment brands.
25. Going forward, building employer of choice brands that stand for something specific will be critical in the search for key talent.
2. Once an employee has decided to leave, the emotional bond is broken.
3. The financial impact of employee attrition and a bad hire.
4. How to recruit the best.
5. The managers have to understand the numbers and what they mean understanding of metrics.
6. Adopt a market-driven retention strategy that begins with the assumption
that long-term, across-the-board employee loyalty is neither possible nor
desirable.
7. To adopt the new strategy, you first have to accept the new reality: the
market, not your company, will ultimately determine the movement of your
employees.
8. The old goal of HR management to minimise overall employee turnover
needs to be replaced by a new goal: to influence who leaves and when.
9. To have influence in this area, you must make truly honest assessments of
how long the organisation would like employees to stay on board.
10. Different groups of employees warrant very different retention efforts.
11. First step is to begin the diagnosis.
12. Conduct exit interviews.
13. Consider hiring outside services professionals to ask questions why people were leaving
14. Hiring of secret shoppers
15. The next step involves conducting a survey of remaining employees better
to hire professionals from outside the firm.
16. This knowledge provides a clearer picture of how your work environment is prompting or perhaps even encouraging people to leave for other jobs.
17. Develop strategies that strengthen your defences and make deliberate improvements to become a less toxic, more attractive employer create an empathic bond to guide.
18. Employee retention is a management responsibility, not a human resources responsibility perspective needs to be created.
19. Do your managers understand their retention role? Are they trained and equipped to perform it?
20. People join companies for organizational factors such as pay, benefits, reputation, and then the job itself.
21. They remain and stay for leaders, especially in entry-level positions.
22. Training first-line managers on trust-building skills such as keeping commitments, apologizing for mistakes and accepting responsibility for company policies are the first steps to create a culture of trust and employee engagement.
23. Hold the first-line managers accountable for turnover and empower them to make a difference as a systematic means to increase retention
24. Need to focus not just on corporate brands or consumer brands, but also on building employment brands.
25. Going forward, building employer of choice brands that stand for something specific will be critical in the search for key talent.
About The Training Provider: PERCON The Strategic Interveners
PERCON The Strategic Interveners - A Brief About Our Chief Intervener & Promoter
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