April 15th, 2010
We’ve explored that employee retention is a plus for any business. We’ve looked at the first and second of three reasons:
You get benefits from retaining experienced, trained, and seasoned employees: Tuesday’s posting.
You spend lots of money replacing employees you do not retain: yesterday’s posting.
You can apply Employee Engagement as a “retention tool” and gain numerous other benefits as well: [...]
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Tags: Communication, Employee Engagement, Employment
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April 14th, 2010
Employee turnover is an expense for any business. It pays to improve employee retention and reduce employee turnover. Here are three reasons:
You get benefits from experienced, trained, and seasoned employees: yesterday’s posting.
You spend lots of money replacing employees you do not retain: this posting.
You can apply Employee Engagement as a “retention tool” and gain numerous other benefits as [...]
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Tags: Communication, employee, Employee Engagement, Employee Recruiting
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April 13th, 2010
Employee retention is a plus for any business. If the people working for you can (and do) cut the mustard, you want to keep them. Here are three reasons:
You get benefits from experienced, trained, and seasoned employees: today’s posting.
You spend lots of money replacing employees you do not retain: tomorrow’s posting.
You can apply Employee Engagement as a “retention tool” and gain numerous other benefits [...]
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Tags: Creativity, Employee Engagement, Management
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