STRONG FOUNDATION:
3 REASONS EMPLOYEES WILL STAY WITH YOU
Once hired and trained, I believe that
there are three main reasons an employee
will begin their foundation to a long-term
commitment to your company:
1. Build a positive relationship with
their supervisor.
2. The opportunity to remain marketable
by improving work skills and making
work-related decisions.
3. Appropriate sharing in the financial
success their efforts help generate.
Begin with these three steps and the rest
will follow.
The US Department of Labor estimates that it
costs a company one-third of a new hire’s
annual salary to replace an employee. Using
a wage rate of $6 an hour, it costs a
company $3,600 for each departing employee.
“The financial and non-financial outcomes
of reducing employee turnover are
significant. Reviewing various aspects of
your organization and taking appropriate
action will help you reduce your
organization’s employee turnover. While this
process requires time and effort, it will
save the organization time, effort, and
money in the long run. The result of this
process is improved organizational
performance, productivity, and profit.”
- Joan Brannick, Ph.D. of Brannick
Consulting, Tampa, Florida
Employee turnover is not only very costly to
every organization and, ultimately, takes
its toll on organizational performance,
productivity, and profit. There are direct
and indirect costs associated with employee
turnover. Direct costs include the time
involved in recruitment, selection, and
training of new personnel as well as the
costs associated with advertising expenses
and manpower. The time a manager spends in
the selection process could otherwise be
devoted to other management responsibilities
of his or her everyday function. Indirect
costs include the increased workloads as
coworkers pick up the slack until new
employees are hired and trained as well as
the decreased productivity associated with
low employee morale.
Identify characteristics of your
organization and the job that contribute to
employee turnover. Review your
organization’s recruitment strategies.
Specify your recruitment goals and identify
the appropriate applicant pool or pools.
Examine your employee selection methods.
Analyze your performance management and
compensation practices. Evaluate your
employee training and development
activities.
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Become a company of choice and at the same
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