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Half of employers offer financial remuneration to help employee retention

Employee Benefits

More than half (56%) of employers have offered financial remuneration to help employee retention during the cost-of-living crisis and staffing shortages, according to research by Peninsula Group. Employers are seeing the value in retaining employees and, in turn, employees are reaping the benefits.

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Top 10 Benefits of Remote Working for Employers

HR Lineup

However, when COVID-19 set in, employers were forced to send their employees home to work from there. As a result, it was apparent to many employers that remote working could actually work, and employees could still be productive with proper management. 10 Best Benefits of Working From Home for Employers.

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Employee Retention Strategies Go Beyond Competitive Salaries

HR Digest

employees quit their jobs in a year, indicating an average of 4.2 With numbers as big as these and burnout at an all-time high, it becomes increasingly important to take employee retention strategies seriously and explore what they can do to connect with their employees. How to Improve Employee Retention?

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5 Best Strategies for Employee Retention

Hppy

Employee turnover is expensive on many levels to the employer. The average cost of replacing an employee is 21% of their annual salary. However, these are complemented by other factors like sustainable workload and periodic pay raises. Pay Raises and Variable Pay Benefits.

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How inflation affects pay raises

Business Management Daily

One might think inflation negatively affected employers as well—maybe interest rates were too high, or they lost too much money and couldn’t kick any down to workers—but that notion doesn’t hold up under scrutiny. Even with an inflation increase, employees are likely to seek better compensation if they feel their skills aren’t being rewarded.

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Employee Disengagement and the Problem of Workplace Complacency

Achievers

Employee Engagement. Employee Feedback. Employee Retention. Employee Engagement. Employee Feedback. Employee Retention. Only 14 percent of employees say they’d consider switching jobs because they don’t feel engaged. Why Employee Disengagement Spells Trouble. Achievers Tech.

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Quiet hiring: Pros, cons, and best practices for success

Business Management Daily

In the post-pandemic employment landscape, buzzwords containing the word ‘quiet’ are all the rage. First, there was ‘ quiet quitting ,’ which referred to burned-out employees refusing to do more work above the bare minimum. Often, employers don’t give a title change with the additional work.