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3.6 Decision Making to Improve HR Performance
Labour Turnover
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How is labor turnover related to staff retention?
Labor turnover
measures
staff
leaving
;
retention
measures
keeping
staff
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What does labor turnover measure?
Percentage
of staff who leave during a period
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What is labor productivity?
Extent of output per
employee
in a business
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What does absenteeism measure?
Extent
of staff absent from work
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What are some reasons staff may leave a business?
Unsuitability
,
redundancy
, retirement, personal circumstances
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Why is employee retention important for businesses?
It reduces
recruitment
and
training costs
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How is labor turnover calculated?
Number
of
employees
leaving divided by
average
number employed
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If 15 employees leave from an average of 80, what is the labor turnover percentage?
18.75
%
18.75\%
18.75%
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What does a high labor turnover percentage indicate?
Potential issues with
employee retention
or satisfaction
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What are some costs associated with high staff turnover?
Recruitment
, training, and
productivity
disruption costs
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How can high staff turnover affect customer service?
New staff may lack
training
, impacting service quality
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In which sectors is staff turnover typically high?
Leisure
and
hotel
sectors
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How do economic conditions affect staff turnover?
Downturns
decrease turnover;
upturns
increase turnover
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What is often associated with low staff turnover?
High
employee loyalty
and satisfaction
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What is a key strategy to improve staff turnover?
Recruit the right people
initially
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What are some ways to retain key staff?
Competitive pay
,
job design
, and rewards for
loyalty
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What are the key factors affecting labor turnover?
Employee suitability
Economic conditions
Job satisfaction and promotion opportunities
Seasonal demand
in certain sectors
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What are the consequences of high labor turnover for a business?
Increased
recruitment
and training costs
Disruption of
productivity
and operations
Potential decline in
customer service quality
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What strategies can businesses implement to reduce labor turnover?
Effective
recruitment processes
Competitive
compensation
and
benefits
Job enrichment and career development opportunities
Recognition and rewards for employee loyalty
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