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| Message From: suvajit choudhury |
Total Posts: 3 |
Rank: Beginner |
| Post Date: 13/12/2006 06:34:55 |
Points: 15 |
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HI FRIENDS, COULD YOU PLEASE SEND ME TALENT RETENTION TIPS SPECIALLY TECHNICAL PEOPLE IN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY. LOOK FORWARD YOU RESPOND SOON. REGARDS, SC |
| Message From: professormamta |
Total Posts: 21 |
Rank: Beginner |
| Post Date: 13/12/2006 08:40:38 |
Points: 105 |
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Dear Suvajit,
The following tips can be practised for effective recruitment & talent retention in any organization.
1. Strive to become the "Employer of Choice" 2. Offer flexible scheduling and work arrangements 3. Support work/life balance programs 4. Promote health and wellness 5. Clearly articulate company values 6. Individualize approaches to rewards and recognition 7. Strengthen the performance focus 8. Market your reputation, image and brand 9. Employees want to work on a winning team 10. Use creative recruiting techniques 11. Find the right people first through upfront screening 12. Use creative sourcing strategies, such as high school and college mentoring programs 13. Provide growth and development opportunities 14. Help employees to become change-resilient 15. Structure jobs to be challenging 16. Intensify leadership training 17. Provide a "boot camp" for new hires 18. Increase performance feedback 19. Tie career growth to competency development 20. Provide flexible reward and recognition programs 21. Decentralize pay and reward systems 22. Design programs that individualize tailoring of rewards 23. Push stock programs lower in the organization 24. Train managers to effectively administer reward programs 25. Ensure that retirement and flexible benefits support people management programs 26. Ensure retirement plans are career and age neutral, and portable 27. Increase benefit plan flexibility and choice 28. Support work/life balance programs 29. See employees as "whole" people, with lives outside of work 30. Provide more workplace and scheduling flexibility 31. Enhance work/family programs (child care referral, concierge services, etc.) 32. Strengthen management skills 33. Train managers to continually promote business plan engagement I hope these might be of help to a certain extent. Regards, Professor Mamta
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| Message From: vijayraj |
Total Posts: 24 |
Rank: Beginner |
| Post Date: 13/12/2006 08:45:13 |
Points: 120 |
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Some of the control measures that can be taken are: - Having a well-designed and dynamic Compensation and Benefits system which is highly competitive. - Providing opportunities for further growth in the organisation via career planning / succession planning. - Develop a highly conducive and pro-active work culture in the organisation where openness, creativity and commitment are valued.
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| Message From: tesmian |
Total Posts: 51 |
Rank: Beginner |
| Post Date: 13/12/2006 08:53:31 |
Points: 255 |
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Simply speaking, show the employee a clear career growth, start taking employees views for making decisions and update them about the training calendar (without participants list)
This should be taken up right at the top.
Wat are the views of our friends on line here? Tesmian
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| Message From: bill |
Total Posts: 23 |
Rank: Beginner |
| Post Date: 13/12/2006 08:57:26 |
Points: 115 |
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We apply various methods as it is quite difficult to provide a single solution to such a fluid topic. We have adapted conscious methods of recognition following forums of employee engagement a. Employee communications - our various programs to reach out our employees support two way communications, an open global exchange program where employees can interact being ambassadors of the business unit to share best practices. b. Employee engagement activities - we invited our employees to suggest, formulate and propagate various platforms where they can demonstrate their talents, share knowledge and accomplishments of their own stature c. Employee recognition programs - our cavalcade of performance management program includes managing talent pool, high achievers, toprankers, innovators which paves the way for growth and various means of recognitions.
Best wishes
Bill |
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