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Ways to Reduce Employee Turnover

On the off chance that you don’t know what employee turnover is, allow me to explain. Employee turnover is the process of replacing an employee with another for a plethora of reasons. Turnover can be due to the need for different skills in that position. That position may have become vacant for other reasons as well. But needless to say, it’s a hassle to deal with as you have to go through the hiring process once again when there could be other tasks that need to be addressed. So how do we reduce this turnover?

 

Find people with the correct skills for the position

This seems like a given as training can be a bit of a hassle. But something to keep in mind nonetheless if you want more employee retention.

 

Promote a healthy balance of work and self-attention (mental health awareness)

Many companies have gained insight into this fairly recently within the past few years. Especially with mental health awareness that has become a large part of many workplaces. But these can be the difference between an employee deciding to stay and leave. As more and more people have begun to value mental health.

 

Give employees a clear vision of their future within the company

Having a clear future within the company can raise an employee’s desire to stay. As people often dislike having an unsure career path. When given a visible career path and the effort needed to reach those points will give the employee goals and raise retention.

 

Have up-to-date and adequate compensation and benefits for the position

It’s important to keep in mind the needs of employees, for example, if they are living in an area with a high cost of living, adjust for that. As well as if the job is in demand, adjust the compensation or benefits so that you don’t lose vital members of your team.

 

Applications that can help track retention analytics

It’s surprisingly helpful to track the retention analytics, as it makes it much easier to allow for tracking patterns and cause and effect within your company. For example, if lots of employee turnover is happening within the company and you are unsure as to why. There are many great examples of applications that can track this, one example is Peak Employee.