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You shouldn't undervalue the employee retention SHRM study says, cost of replacing employees ranges from 50% - 60% of annual salary. Imagine Ms. Sara who earns Rs.50,000. She decides to leave the company. The cost to replace her would be (Using lower end of this range) 50% of 50,000 = 25,000 To address frequent employee replacement: -Fix organizational culture by adopting. -Improve leadership effectiveness by training. -Enhance retention policies. Follow Kalpana for more😊

Shobana S

Student at Vivekanandha college of Technology For Women

5mo

you,re right! This is showing appreciation to employees, providing competitive pay and benefits, and encouraging a healthy work life balancing. Increasing employee retention has a direct impact on business performance and success.

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I Agree with you! For the organisation development there should be some adoption which are necessary for the company's growth and it should also enhance the retention policies.

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Coach Vandana Dubey

I help professionals with 10+ years of experience land their desired jobs and elevate to senior leadership roles within 90 days using my 3P formula

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Retaining employees is crucial for any organization's success. The cost of replacing an employee can be significant, not just financially but also in terms of productivity and morale. Kalpana Sakthivel

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Costly turnover exposes workplace flaws. Fix roots, reap stability.

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Thanks for posting

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Good point!

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