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Top Strategies to Reduce Employee Turnover in 2024

HR Lineup

In this article, we delve into the top strategies for reducing employee turnover in 2024, offering insights and actionable steps for employers to enhance retention efforts. Companies must adapt their retention strategies to cater to the needs of remote employees and mitigate the challenges associated with virtual collaboration.

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4 Attraction and Retention Trends to Monitor in 2023

CorpStrat

A lot is uncertain but one thing is clear: employers will struggle to compete for top talent. While most employers project an increase in salaries in 2023, many will look beyond pay alone to help attract and retain current and prospective employees. Employees want the flexibility to work when and where they want.

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Is your employee quiet quitting? Here’s your action plan

Insperity

As employees become increasingly fed up with some aspect of their job or company, they may withdraw from others and withhold discretionary effort, instead just doing the bare minimum to get by without attracting too much negative attention. When you have an employee quiet quitting, it’s not just employee retention that potentially suffers.

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How to Improve Motivation in the Workplace: 13 Effective Ways

Empuls

Create a conducive atmosphere for employees to share honest feedback – preferably anonymously where employees feel more comfortable. Monitor your company profile on online employer review platforms. Employees often feel safe to share opinions on independent third-party platforms.

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Is your employee quiet quitting? Here’s your action plan

Insperity

As employees become increasingly fed up with some aspect of their job or company, they may withdraw from others and withhold discretionary effort, instead just doing the bare minimum to get by without attracting too much negative attention. When you have an employee quiet quitting, it’s not just employee retention that potentially suffers.

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How to retain employees and thrive during the Great Resignation

Insperity

Even more concerning for employers, the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) reports in its Spring 2022 People + Strategy Journal that on average, a majority (about 60% at the time of reporting) of recent turnover is voluntary. Why employees are leaving. What can you do to engage and hang on to your valued employees?

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