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Talent Retention Newsletter

 

Issue #11


During our team building work with client organizations, we've compiled a collection of barriers that we see creating enormous stress for individuals, blocking performance in teams, and robbing organizations of productivity.

Each issue, one of these barriers will be addressed in our newsletter.

We'll include some suggestions for breakthrough thinking to give you ideas for

how you might begin busting through these barriers.


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 Today’s Employees Are Not Easily Satisfied With Yesterday’s Motivators

 


Toronto-NYC-Vancouver-Minneapolis-USA-Canada Barrier for team building

Smart employers and managers know that there is a range of actions they can take that can make a valued worker think twice before leaving.


Studies show that the organizations that have the best retention records have a wide spectrum of flexible options, many that are no-cost/low-cost, such as: 

  • Flexible benefits options to meet the needs of the changing employee demographic
  • Merit based compensation policies
  • On-going training & development
  • Opportunity to utilize skills
  • Comfort to raise concerns and recommend solutions
  • Opportunity for growth and advancement
  • Coffee stations
  • Water coolers
  • Lunch rooms or lounges with a microwave & fridge
  • Flexi-hours
  • Good lighting
  • Plants
  • Clean environment
  • Dependant care support (e.g. on-site care centers, referral services, care subsidies)

Most of all, if you want to retain your most valued people, you must recognize that today’s employees are not easily satisfied with yesterday’s motivators.  Today’s knowledge workers know that they are in demand … so if the job is stressful and unsatisfying, they leave.

Be aware of the fact that your new employees don’t believe in the old work warranty that “the company is good and fair and rewards employees fairly.”  They have a “show-me” attitude and they want more than just a pay cheque.  They want freedom in the workplace, and the power to be involved in the decisions that affect them.  They want to know that they have joined an organization that will preserve the integrity of their careers by training them and updating their skills.

At the end of the week, your workers want to go home with a sense that they are making a difference beyond the four walls of your establishment.

Remember:  One Size Fits One.


    
      


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