How to deal with high turnover rates
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The Milinder Recycling Company has experienced significant growth over the past two years. Due to this growth, the company is currently encountering problems in the following areas:
Especially among new hires, there is an extremely high turnover rate.
People who have worked for the company for short periods of time (sometimes only a few months) have been promoted to management positions. Several of these new managers lack sufficient management experience. This has led to poor leadership and weak communication between employees and managers.
The IT infrastructure, especially the personnel and inventory databases, is no longer adequate for the new size of the company.
The company has taken on substantial debt in order to expand to new markets, but several of the new markets have been very slow. It now seems questionable whether some of these new markets will ever be successful enough to justify the amount of debt.
Select one of these issues and briefly discuss two different options for addressing the problem.
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When companies encounter growth, one major problem could be high turn-over rates. This posting will provide 2 options with how to deal with the high turnover rate.
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Especially among new hires, there is an extremely high turnover rate.
People who have worked for the company for short periods of time (sometimes only a few months) have been promoted to management positions. Several of these new managers lack sufficient management experience. This has led to poor leadership and weak communication between employees and managers.
This is the issue that I Will address...
High turnover rate is quite a negative thing for a company to experience due to all of the "hidden" costs - the legal aspects of writing new contract each time, recruitment, training, IT... so it is within a company's best interest to reduce turnover. How can this be done? By creating a favorable work experience for ...
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