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Professional development opportunities are critical in engaging and retaining today's workforce.
Today's workers require more than a paycheck to stay put. Learning and development can help retain workers long-term.
By providing professional development opportunites and creating a positive, meaningful employee experience, companies can retain top talent during The Great Reflection.
In today's business environment, the need for DEI and L&D leaders to join forces and drive compelling employee value propositions has never been higher.
In this episode of the Training Industry podcast "The Business of Learning," we discuss how L&D can support talent retention.
Marketing and branding your learning programs is essential in ensuring that learners take advantage of them and advance their careers, in house.
To improve talent retention, learning leaders will need to take a more practical approach to increase employee engagement through research-backed principles in positive psychology and social support.
Companies are challenged with creating nontraditional ways of attracting and retaining employees in a job market that favors employees.
To curb high turnover rates, you’ll need to make some positive changes to entice employees to stay. Here are four useful strategies to hold onto your existing team members — and attract new talent.