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Employee Engagement & Company Culture | TINYpulse | Topic: Employee Retention

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Aug 23
Topic: Employee Retention

Does Employee Engagement Software Increase Retention?

Improving employee engagement is not just an HR issue but is, in fact, essential for business success. Since January 2018, over three million employees have voluntarily left their jobs every month, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. Furthermore, Willis Towers Watson found that more than 25% of employees are qualified as being high-retention-risk — and these include high performers with critical skills. There are a myriad of reasons why employees are jumping ship, including inadequate onboarding, lack of internal career development, and poor benefits, to name a few.
Aug 19
Topic: Employee Retention

20 Characteristics of High-Potential Employees

Even if your team is made up solely of supremely talented individuals, there are always a few employees who stand out from the rest of the pack. According to the Harvard Business Review, these high-potential employees account for an average of 5% of any company’s workforce.
Aug 7
Topic: Employee Retention

14 Surprising Statistics about Employee Retention

Does power lie in the hands of employees? In today’s job market it does, and leaders must address the causes of attrition to retain their workforce. Employee loyalty is hard to earn but ultimately the key to business success. 
Aug 5
Topic: Employee Retention

7 Common (but Fixable) Causes of Employee Turnover

It costs a lot to hire an employee. On top of salary expenses, there are also benefits to be paid and costs associated with recruiting and onboarding. Additionally, companies also have to deal with a learning curve; it can take as much as two years for a new hire to become completely productive.
May 6
Topic: Employee Retention

How to Calculate Employee Turnover

Are you looking to improve your employee retention rate? The first step is to understand just how many of your employees are leaving and why. Use this simple formula to get a better grip on the people side of your business and make better, data-driven decisions.
Feb 12
Topic: Employee Retention

5 Ways to attract and Retain Strong Female Leaders

The benefits of female leadership are clear, yet female representation in corporate leadership still lags. Here are a few ways your company can attract and retain female talent.

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