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Corporate campuses have been justified on many grounds, including lower operational costs, greater flexibility, stronger corporate branding and enhanced cross‐functional communication. Despite the tens of millions of dollars spent to acquire and develop them, little research exists that has...
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retention of scarce IT specialists. Describes effective recruitment and retention practices, as described by participants in …
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managerial retention and the suggestive actions from the paper attempt to find solutions to the problem of managerial turnover …Purpose – Turnover of managerial employees at junior and middle levels has been widely recognized as a critical … not explain the retention of managerial employees in the organization. This paper aims to focus on designing and balancing …
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recruitment, retention and selection principles, to assist in trying to retain the key position of winemaker. Practical … explores a variety of retention strategies. Originality/value – Very few cases have been written involving the recruitment …, retention and selection of winemakers and therefore this paper will be of interest to both academics and practitioners.  …
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reduce its staff‐turnover rate from 120 per cent a year to one of the lowest in the industry, saving around £500,000 in …
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Purpose – Describes how UK coffee‐store brand Costa has reduced the turnover of its shop‐floor staff by almost 20 … where high employee turnover is the norm. Originality/value – Highlights the way in which lower employee turnover is helping …
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Purpose – Explains SITEL Direct's approach to staff retention and how successful strategies to empower, encourage and … importance of having a settled team. Findings – Shows that SITEL has established a monthly retention target of 95 percent for its … bureau agents, but in 2004, there was an average monthly retention rate of 97.2 percent in quarter one, 95.9 percent in …
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the inside story, by the COI human‐resources director, of recruitment, training and employee retention in the organization … implications – Argues that low employee turnover is both a blessing and a curse: few people choose to leave the COI, but this has a … drastic effect on promotion opportunities, which eventually affect retention. Originality/value – Takes a very practical …
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Purpose – Aims to show how a sense of fun and a caring environment help staff retention at Thomson Directories. Design … retention, especially among sales employees. Practical implications – Contains much to interest human resource specialists and … top managers operating in industries and sectors where high employee turnover is a problem. Originality/value – Reveals …
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to reviews the latest policies in recruitment and retention, paying particular … plenty to interest top executives who specialize in recruitment and retention. Originality/value – Illustrates why talent …
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