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Retention strategies refer to policies companies follow in order to retain employees and reduce turnover and attrition and ensure employee engagement.
Retention strategies definition
Retention strategies refer to policies companies follow in order to retain employees and reduce turnover and attrition and ensure employee engagement.
The main goal is to meet the expectations of employees without losing sight of the company’s goals to ensure maximum return on investment.
Retention strategies
1. Investing in employees’ professional development
2. Establishing clear-cut expectations and policies
3. Offering benefits package
4. Creating a culture of open communication
5. Not overburdening employees
6. Providing employees with meaningful work
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