Employee turnover has an impact on corporate profitability. It goes without saying that having enough personnel with the correct capabilities is critical to meeting corporate goals. Furthermore, finding the proper individuals is becoming increasingly difficult (and costly).

So there are how will you reduce your turnover rate:

• Make the appropriate hires: Recruiting bears some of the blame for bad hires. Recruiters must be forthright about the firm's culture, not just what they believe the candidate wants to hear, but how the company truly functions.
• Provide the appropriate incentives: You shouldn't be asking why your employees are departing if your company isn't paying the going rate for salaries and benefits in your sector
• Offer Flexibility: Employees today want a flexible work-life balance. This immediately affects retention. In fact, according to a Boston College Center for Work & Family study, flexible work hours benefit retention for 76 percent of managers and 80 percent of employees. And more and more businesses are becoming aware of this. That means that if you don't provide employees with flexibility in terms of work hours and places, they may quickly depart for someone who does.
• Keep an eye on toxic employees: Toxic coworkers are extremely critical, frequently blame others, gossip, undermine colleagues, and only care about themselves. High achievers may be pushed out of the organization by these types of personnel.

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