FAXNEWZ Handout # 6035
Workforce
August, 1997, pgs 46-52
KEEP THEM! -- Don't Let
Your Best People Get Away
Nine Tips To Help
You Keep Good People
- Beware of anything that can become an entitlement,
because it can become expensive and you may not need it.
- Develop processes by which people can increase their
employability in the areas of competencies, skills and
intellectual growth.
- Use special projects as incentives or rewards.
- Have a positive corporate environment in which you
frequently give out well-considered "thank-yous". They
can range from trips to a one-time bonus. These foster
employee development.
- Realize that retention of valued people is a long-term
process, not a knee-jerk reaction.
- Create a consistent corporate culture in which managers
communicate corporate vision and values uniformly to employees.
- Build in rewards for supervisors and managers who keep
good people.
- Use exit interviews to obtain important data that will
provide information about your organization.
- Provide anonymous suggestion programs to make workers
understand their ideas make a difference.
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