employee retention
employee retention
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by Glenn Ebersole - 2007-03-27
Look around you in today's business world. It is no secret that it is becoming more difficult to recruit and retain skilled employees. In fact, one could say that select businesses and industries ar...
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by Naz Daud - 2007-04-01
Many businesses fail to realise the amount of time it takes to get a new employee fully trained. It can take anywhere between 1 and 6 months to train a new member of staff. It can also take the same a...
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by Mike Nacke - 2007-04-18
American manufacturers are turning away lucrative business because they can't attract or retain enough qualified workers. Productivity diminishes when there are not enough skilled employees, and the s...
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by - 2007-08-03
Efforts to improve job satisfaction may retain some employees but not the ones whose objectives are focused on achieving career contentment. Job satisfaction is expected but insignificant unless emplo...
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by Laura Adams - 2007-09-22
"Being Green" is becoming more and more popular as large and small companies realize that environmentally responsible practices can help our planet AND make them more profitable.This shift of focus is...
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by Bob Urichuck - 2008-05-28
These were the questions posed to Business owners in a workshop at an Annual Conference at Disney's Coronado Springs Resort earlier this year. Thanks to their contributions, this article became possib...
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by Gregory P. Smith - 2008-08-01
Employers face major challenges when they consider the increasing difficulty of finding skilled people, a younger workforce with different attitudes about work, and a growing population of older worke...
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by Kevin Bushey - 2008-08-11
The 4 letters making up the string "itis" are used quite frequently in the context of ailments in our modern medicine terminology. Sinusitis, laryngitis, bronchitis are all familiar medical conditio...
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by Pat Brill - 2008-09-08
Copyright (c) 2008 Pat BrillMost employees start out as a new employee, develop competency in their roles, and then move forward to the expert stage. As you work with employees on development, it ca...
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by Kimberly Schenk - 2008-10-07
Anyone who owns a business understands the high cost of replacing people and the painful ripple effect of losing key employees. Turnover is expensive! Moreover, if you lose a great employee to a Head...