Closing out season 3 of PULSE, Jeanne Meister, Executive Vice President of Executive Networks, says it’s time to switch to a Great Re-Evaluation mindset, as businesses have been focusing on navigating the Great Resignation. Listen in as she talks with host Rob Parsons about what companies can look at internally to increase retention of current employees, including the different generational needs, training opportunities, personalized benefits, and more.
Topics include:
00:19 – An introduction 01:31 – Top reasons employees stay at companies 02:53 – The generational difference for retention 03:09 – Frontline workers vs. knowledge workers 04:10 – What frontline workers are looking for 05:30 – The importance of training in the workplace 07:10 – Diversity in the workforce needs diversity in approach 09:09 – Personalization of benefits
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Learn more about generational differences of employee benefit preferences at www.paychex.com/secure/whitepapers/generational-differences-benefit-preferences.
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