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Employee Turnover – An Infographic

Employee turnover is a problem for most employers across the US. This infographic looks at the causes, costs and control of the issue.

You may have seen our recent blog post on Employee Turnover, where we took a deep dive into the issue. It looked at some of the potential causes of turnover in your organization, as well as the costs linked to it. We also provided you with advice on how to manage the issue in your organization, and reduce your employee turnover. We understand that you might not have time to read a full article, so we’ve summarised our findings here!

employee turnover infographic

Celayix is a leader in workforce management and can facilitate your efforts to create a balanced, employee-centric workplace. We want to help you reduce employee turnover. If you’d like to learn more about how we can help, get in touch with a Solutions Advisor today.

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