While the pandemic has begun to subside in the U.S., turnover in the workplace is only beginning. A record number of people are quitting their jobs, and more jobs are becoming available as the economy reopens. The conditions are right for a mass exodus from workplaces. How can you get ahead of the wave of resignations?
Join us online at 2 p.m. ET/11 a.m. PT on July 13 for this month's episode of Tune in Tuesday, where panelists will discuss how HR professionals can stem the turnover tide. Amber Clayton, director of the SHRM Knowledge Center, will be joined by Dick Finnegan, chief executive officer of C-Suite Analytics and speaker at the SHRM Annual Conference & Expo (SHRM21), and Ira Wolfe, president of success Performance Solutions and speaker at both SHRM21 and the SHRM Talent Conference & Expo 2021.
In the meantime, check out these resources from SHRM:
Resources for Reducing Turnover
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