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Upcoming Webinar:
New Year, New Retention Plan
Friday, January 6 at 12 ET
Excessive employee turnover negatively impacts the bottom line and quality of products and services you offer. If what you are doing now isn’t working for recruiting, onboarding, and training, it’s time for a new approach. There are critical strategies and tactics that must be in place to slow the revolving door of turnover.
On this webinar, workforce thought leader, Cara Silletto will help attendees answer:
What’s your 2023 workforce plan?
Who is going to own retention initiatives?
Is the new-hire experience effective as is?
Are your managers true retention champions?
Today’s new workforce has evolved, but so can effective leaders!
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Part I: M – Management Effectiveness
Facilitated by: Cara Silletto, MBA, Founder & President
High employee turnover can be affected by a myriad of factors. But no matter the company, the most beneficial place to start with retention efforts resides at the top: Improving management effectiveness.
Part II: A – Attracting & Recruiting
Facilitated by: Cara Silletto, MBA, Founder & President
Retention efforts can and should involve creating a culture where people want to work, which happens to also be a great recruiting tool. This has the double result of making sure employees already working there want to stay, and attracting plenty of new applicants for the positions that need filled. Companies need to focus on improving employer branding, job descriptions/postings, and the hiring speed and process.
Part III: G – Guidance Upon Entry
Facilitated by: Jess Ray, Workforce Retention Strategist
As companies prepare and adapt for the shorter-term workforce today, onboarding becomes an even more crucial piece to the retention puzzle. An evaluation and potential revamp of your orientation and onboarding processes may be critical for greater staffing stability moving forward.
Part IV: N – New Staffing Models
Facilitated by: Shelonda Darling, Workforce Retention Strategist
We find that oftentimes, the ways companies have been run successfully in the past no longer align with the needs and expectations of today’s new workforce. Many of our younger workforce’s top priorities in a job don’t have to do with money, but with scheduling, other incentives and career advancement: All things that effective managers can adapt to and use to retain their top talent.
Part V: E – Empowering Champions
Facilitated by: Breeda Miller, Workforce Retention Strategist
Reducing employee turnover demands an investment of time, talent, and dollars. But it also requires companies to stop playing the blame game. It’s time to take responsibility for turnover problems and build a company culture that puts retention at the forefront. It takes the entire organization to create a culture of retention, and if you aren’t intentional and proactive about building it, an unintentional culture will take over.
Part VI: T – Trust through Transparency
Facilitated by: Laura Leaton, Workforce Retention Specialist
Today’s new workforce does not blindly trust leadership: companies have to work for it. Leaders and organizations must gain the trust of their staff over time, and this process requires authenticity and good intentions. Trust is an asset, and companies should treat it as such. Trust also increases productivity, which drives the bottom line. But trust is also something where continuous effort needs to be made, because it’s a fragile concept.
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