Don’t Leave So Soon! How to Beat Six-Month Turnover

Are your hourly employees leaving right after they’re hired? Our clients tell us that much of their hourly turnover occurs in the first two to six months of employment – and hourly turnover rates are only expected to increase in 2010. If new hires make it past the six-month mark, however, they become loyal employees. So how do you get them to stay? It starts on the first day. Discover best practices for hiring and onboarding that will increase your hourly retention rates.
These days, hourly applicants aren’t hard to find. So why should you invest in keeping them? The average replacement cost for a foodservice employee is $2,000; for a retail employee, $8,000. And the projected employment rebound in 2010 means that many industries, especially foodservice, may see turnover rates increase once again.

In this webinar, we’ll take a look at simple tactics you can use to improve hourly retention in the first six months after hire. We’ll cover: This webcast has been approved for 1.0 General credits through HRCI
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