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This document provides a guide to common HR terminology or "jargon" organized alphabetically from A to Z. It defines terms related to absence, annual leave, background checks, benefits, bullying, coaching, compassionate leave, constructive dismissal, discrimination, discipline, flexible working, grievances, harassment, health and safety, hiring processes, leave, performance reviews, and termination of employment. The guide aims to educate readers on HR terms and processes in plain English.
Human Resources Insight - Termination- Training ManualLaura Lee
This document provides guidance on properly handling employee terminations. It discusses the different types of terminations including administrative, voluntary, and involuntary. It outlines the importance of progressive discipline and having just cause for termination to avoid wrongful dismissal claims. The document provides details on conducting exit interviews, planning termination meetings, severance packages, and adhering to employment laws and regulations. The overall message is that terminations require careful preparation, documentation, treating employees with dignity, and ensuring compliance with legal standards.
Redundancy occurs when an employer terminates an employee's position because it is no longer required or the work can be done differently. To be considered a redundancy, the employer must have a genuine work-related reason for eliminating the position. Redundancies can happen when a business ceases operations, work requirements decrease, or the work can be done in a new way requiring different skills. When multiple employees are let go within a 30-day period, it is considered a collective redundancy. Redundancy pay is given based on an employee's salary and length of service to help offset the loss of employment. Employees can challenge redundancies if they believe the reasons were not genuine or the process was unfair.
Major Reasons Behind Employees TurnoverMark Taylor
Employee turnover is the proportion of employees who leave the company during a set period. This period is usually a year and is typically expressed as a percentage of the total workforce. https://bit.ly/3127o1N
A survey found that 44% of employees feel winter negatively impacts their mental health and 30% feel it decreases productivity. To combat the winter blues, employers should provide quiet work areas, introduce more natural light, and create social communal spaces. A separate article discusses presenteeism, where 90% of UK employees go to work sick. 28% feel their workload is too high to take sick days. Employers should encourage a healthy work-life balance through flexible hours, work-from-home options, childcare support, and family events to boost productivity, retention and loyalty. The document also reviews when and how employers can discipline staff for criticizing their job on social media.
A survey found that 44% of employees feel winter negatively impacts their mental health and 30% feel it reduces productivity. To combat the winter blues, employers should provide quiet work areas, introduce more natural light, and create social communal spaces. A separate article discusses presenteeism, where 90% of UK employees report working while sick. 28% feel their workload is too high to take sick days. Employers should encourage a healthy work-life balance through flexible hours, work-from-home options, childcare support, and family events to boost productivity, retention and loyalty. The document also reviews legal guidelines for disciplining employees who criticize their workplace on social media.
This document provides a guide to common HR terminology or "jargon" organized alphabetically from A to Z. It defines terms related to absence, annual leave, background checks, benefits, bullying, coaching, compassionate leave, constructive dismissal, discrimination, discipline, flexible working, grievances, harassment, health and safety, hiring processes, leave, performance reviews, and termination of employment. The guide aims to educate readers on HR terms and processes in plain English.
Human Resources Insight - Termination- Training ManualLaura Lee
This document provides guidance on properly handling employee terminations. It discusses the different types of terminations including administrative, voluntary, and involuntary. It outlines the importance of progressive discipline and having just cause for termination to avoid wrongful dismissal claims. The document provides details on conducting exit interviews, planning termination meetings, severance packages, and adhering to employment laws and regulations. The overall message is that terminations require careful preparation, documentation, treating employees with dignity, and ensuring compliance with legal standards.
Redundancy occurs when an employer terminates an employee's position because it is no longer required or the work can be done differently. To be considered a redundancy, the employer must have a genuine work-related reason for eliminating the position. Redundancies can happen when a business ceases operations, work requirements decrease, or the work can be done in a new way requiring different skills. When multiple employees are let go within a 30-day period, it is considered a collective redundancy. Redundancy pay is given based on an employee's salary and length of service to help offset the loss of employment. Employees can challenge redundancies if they believe the reasons were not genuine or the process was unfair.
Major Reasons Behind Employees TurnoverMark Taylor
Employee turnover is the proportion of employees who leave the company during a set period. This period is usually a year and is typically expressed as a percentage of the total workforce. https://bit.ly/3127o1N
A survey found that 44% of employees feel winter negatively impacts their mental health and 30% feel it decreases productivity. To combat the winter blues, employers should provide quiet work areas, introduce more natural light, and create social communal spaces. A separate article discusses presenteeism, where 90% of UK employees go to work sick. 28% feel their workload is too high to take sick days. Employers should encourage a healthy work-life balance through flexible hours, work-from-home options, childcare support, and family events to boost productivity, retention and loyalty. The document also reviews when and how employers can discipline staff for criticizing their job on social media.
A survey found that 44% of employees feel winter negatively impacts their mental health and 30% feel it reduces productivity. To combat the winter blues, employers should provide quiet work areas, introduce more natural light, and create social communal spaces. A separate article discusses presenteeism, where 90% of UK employees report working while sick. 28% feel their workload is too high to take sick days. Employers should encourage a healthy work-life balance through flexible hours, work-from-home options, childcare support, and family events to boost productivity, retention and loyalty. The document also reviews legal guidelines for disciplining employees who criticize their workplace on social media.
Labor turnover is a measure of separations from an employing organization. It includes resignations, retirements, discharges, reductions in force, deaths, and interagency transfers. High labor turnover can result in the inability to achieve business goals, loss of ability to attract new employees, and high replacement costs. Turnover is calculated as a rate and can be measured voluntarily, involuntarily, functionally, or dysfunctionally. Organizations track factors like job level, department, reason for leaving, tenure, and demographics to understand and manage turnover.
Making Your Move: How to make a smooth transition to a new job.Kelly Services
Dan Trupp and Ray Brown provide guidance on smoothly transitioning to a new job. They recommend assessing your motivations for leaving your current position to help choose a new job that better meets your needs. When resigning, it is important to do so professionally and maintain good relationships, as former colleagues and managers may be references. You should thoroughly prepare for resignation meetings and communicate your departure respectfully and formally in writing. Proper planning and communication can help make the transition process smooth.
This document discusses boomerang employees - those who leave a company but later return. It provides reasons why employees may leave, such as new opportunities, life circumstances, variety-seeking, believing the grass is greener elsewhere, or a clash of values. Employees return for company growth, familiarity with the culture and people, or realizing their former job was better than their new one. Hiring back boomerang employees can reduce training time and increase retention since they're already familiar with the company. Employers should avoid burning bridges during separations in case an employee wants to return later.
The document discusses factors that contribute to employee turnover and absenteeism according to managers. It identifies lack of growth opportunities, being overworked, lack of feedback and recognition, little decision-making ability, poor employee selection, bullying, stress, and family responsibilities as causes. Managers suggested providing career development, work-life balance, feedback, empowerment, a positive culture, and flexibility to reduce attrition. Attrition rates measure the proportion of employees who voluntarily left and can indicate job security and stability, which motivates employees.
This document discusses the effects of absenteeism and turnover in organizations. It defines absenteeism and describes different types like voluntary and involuntary absenteeism. High absenteeism can reduce production and increase costs. Turnover is also expensive for companies due to recruitment and training costs. The document outlines some causes of absenteeism like sickness, accidents or low wages, and causes of turnover like inadequate supervision, lack of growth opportunities or work-life imbalance. It provides strategies to control absenteeism through disciplinary actions, rewards or flexible time-off policies, and ways to reduce turnover like career development, better communication and showing respect for employees.
Top Reasons Why Employee Leaves OrganizationNishit Bhatt
The document discusses reasons why employees stay at or leave companies and how employers can motivate employees to stay longer. The top 10 reasons provided are: 1) Salary and compensation, 2) Job not meeting expectations, 3) Lack of feedback and coaching, 4) Limited career growth opportunities, 5) Feeling overworked, 6) Lack of job security, 7) Poor work environment, 8) Protecting reputation in the job market, 9) Harassment, and 10) Boring or unchallenging jobs and lack of training. The document advises employers to understand why employees resign in order to address issues and retain top talent.
This document discusses how corporate leaders can protect employees from burnout. It defines burnout as a syndrome resulting from chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed. Burnout can be caused by unrealistic expectations, repetitive tasks, micromanagement, work overload, and imbalanced relationships. Signs of burnout include negativism, lower productivity, and absenteeism. Burnout can harm businesses by decreasing customer satisfaction, losing clients, higher turnover rates, and negative company culture. The document recommends that companies implement work-life balance, reward non-financial incentives, develop leadership, and offer counseling services to prevent and address burnout.
This document discusses how corporate leaders can protect employees from burnout. It defines burnout as a syndrome resulting from chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed. Burnout can be caused by unrealistic expectations, repetitive tasks, micromanagement, work overload, and imbalanced relationships. Signs of burnout include negativism, lower productivity, and absenteeism. Burnout can harm businesses by decreasing customer satisfaction, losing clients, higher turnover rates, and negative company culture. The document recommends that companies implement work-life balance, reward non-financial incentives, develop leadership, and offer counseling services to prevent and address burnout.
This document discusses three types of employees with health issues and how employers should handle each situation.
1. Good employees who want to work within their health limitations. Employers should accommodate them when reasonable but be careful not to set too lax of standards.
2. Employees who cannot do their job due to health issues. Employers should work to compassionately remove them from the organization when their doctor indicates they cannot return to work within a reasonable time frame.
3. Employees whose health issues impact their work but do not wholly prevent it. Employers must aggressively manage these situations to either get the employee to voluntarily leave because the job demands are too high, or terminate them if leave is exhausted or proper documentation is
Retention - How individual managers can idenify who might quit Dr. John Sullivan
This document discusses ways for managers to identify employees who are most likely to quit. It provides 12 factors managers can look for to determine which employees may be considering leaving: conducting stay interviews; searching online profiles and job boards; examining past job tenure; identifying past reasons for quitting; targeting employees in high-turnover jobs; focusing on new hires; recognizing the impact when colleagues leave; looking for career-damaging events; recognizing ending career stages; watching for major life events; identifying those who feel overdue for advancement; and noticing when top performers feel underutilized. It also suggests additional external and internal approaches managers can use, such as monitoring behaviors and talking to well-informed colleagues.
This document discusses 10 ways that employers can lose otherwise winnable employment law cases. These include sending reactive emails without thinking, failing to monitor former employees' access after termination, providing inaccurate testimony at unemployment hearings, not taking employee complaints seriously, failing to properly document actions, giving inaccurate performance evaluations, not ensuring important information reaches HR, mishandling EEOC charges, failing to discipline poor performing employees, and mishandling electronic discovery obligations regarding preserving relevant documents and communications. The document provides examples for each way employers can lose cases and recommends best practices for employers to avoid these pitfalls.
Employee Separation is the discontinuation of his employment contract with the company. The companies and employees must specify valid reasons behind separation. The process may be upsetting for both, company and its employees. Hence, the employee separations should be planned and reasonable.
The employer should provide the required guidance to employees.
The firms may conduct discussions and counselling sessions during separation.
Exit Interviews of the separated employee are conducted. It helps to gather in-depth information about companies strengths and weaknesses.
This document discusses retaining employees and separating employees when necessary. It defines involuntary turnover, which is initiated by the employer, and voluntary turnover, initiated by the employee. Both types of turnover are costly to organizations. The document also discusses developing standardized approaches to discipline and discharge. It explains that job dissatisfaction can lead to job withdrawal behaviors and lower organizational commitment. Organizations need to promote job satisfaction by understanding employees' values and ensuring jobs meet those values in order to retain key talent and prevent voluntary turnover.
In this straightened economic climate, redundancy is a threat faced by millions of UK employees. It is important for employees who may face redundancy to understand their rights. Employees should consult their company's redundancy policy to understand the procedure and their entitlements. Reasons for redundancy must be legally acceptable, such as a job becoming obsolete, and employees cannot be selected due to attributes like union membership. Statutory redundancy pay is calculated based on years of service and weekly pay, up to a maximum of 20 years and £350 per week.
This document proposes an attendance policy for a company. It discusses the importance of attendance and the costs of absenteeism, including lost productivity, overtime pay, temporary worker costs, and lower morale. It recommends establishing a formal written policy that clearly outlines allowable absences and consequences. The proposed policy defines excused and unexcused absences, requires employees to notify their supervisor of any absences, and provides guidelines for disciplinary actions after multiple unexcused absences within a 12-month period, with termination possible after the 9th absence.
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- A recent study found that nearly two-thirds of US companies report their employees have worked more hours over the past three years. Once overtime becomes regular, it becomes the new normal schedule.
- Working overtime can be motivated by a desire to impress bosses and get promotions, handling new projects or company crises, or meeting deadlines. However, long work hours often lead to stress, burnout, family issues, and lower productivity.
- The document provides strategies for avoiding constant overtime, such as prioritizing personal and family goals, communicating limits with bosses, and considering overtime policies during job interviews. Balancing work and other life aspects is important for quality of life.
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Labor turnover is a measure of separations from an employing organization. It includes resignations, retirements, discharges, reductions in force, deaths, and interagency transfers. High labor turnover can result in the inability to achieve business goals, loss of ability to attract new employees, and high replacement costs. Turnover is calculated as a rate and can be measured voluntarily, involuntarily, functionally, or dysfunctionally. Organizations track factors like job level, department, reason for leaving, tenure, and demographics to understand and manage turnover.
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Dan Trupp and Ray Brown provide guidance on smoothly transitioning to a new job. They recommend assessing your motivations for leaving your current position to help choose a new job that better meets your needs. When resigning, it is important to do so professionally and maintain good relationships, as former colleagues and managers may be references. You should thoroughly prepare for resignation meetings and communicate your departure respectfully and formally in writing. Proper planning and communication can help make the transition process smooth.
This document discusses boomerang employees - those who leave a company but later return. It provides reasons why employees may leave, such as new opportunities, life circumstances, variety-seeking, believing the grass is greener elsewhere, or a clash of values. Employees return for company growth, familiarity with the culture and people, or realizing their former job was better than their new one. Hiring back boomerang employees can reduce training time and increase retention since they're already familiar with the company. Employers should avoid burning bridges during separations in case an employee wants to return later.
The document discusses factors that contribute to employee turnover and absenteeism according to managers. It identifies lack of growth opportunities, being overworked, lack of feedback and recognition, little decision-making ability, poor employee selection, bullying, stress, and family responsibilities as causes. Managers suggested providing career development, work-life balance, feedback, empowerment, a positive culture, and flexibility to reduce attrition. Attrition rates measure the proportion of employees who voluntarily left and can indicate job security and stability, which motivates employees.
This document discusses the effects of absenteeism and turnover in organizations. It defines absenteeism and describes different types like voluntary and involuntary absenteeism. High absenteeism can reduce production and increase costs. Turnover is also expensive for companies due to recruitment and training costs. The document outlines some causes of absenteeism like sickness, accidents or low wages, and causes of turnover like inadequate supervision, lack of growth opportunities or work-life imbalance. It provides strategies to control absenteeism through disciplinary actions, rewards or flexible time-off policies, and ways to reduce turnover like career development, better communication and showing respect for employees.
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The document discusses reasons why employees stay at or leave companies and how employers can motivate employees to stay longer. The top 10 reasons provided are: 1) Salary and compensation, 2) Job not meeting expectations, 3) Lack of feedback and coaching, 4) Limited career growth opportunities, 5) Feeling overworked, 6) Lack of job security, 7) Poor work environment, 8) Protecting reputation in the job market, 9) Harassment, and 10) Boring or unchallenging jobs and lack of training. The document advises employers to understand why employees resign in order to address issues and retain top talent.
This document discusses how corporate leaders can protect employees from burnout. It defines burnout as a syndrome resulting from chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed. Burnout can be caused by unrealistic expectations, repetitive tasks, micromanagement, work overload, and imbalanced relationships. Signs of burnout include negativism, lower productivity, and absenteeism. Burnout can harm businesses by decreasing customer satisfaction, losing clients, higher turnover rates, and negative company culture. The document recommends that companies implement work-life balance, reward non-financial incentives, develop leadership, and offer counseling services to prevent and address burnout.
This document discusses how corporate leaders can protect employees from burnout. It defines burnout as a syndrome resulting from chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed. Burnout can be caused by unrealistic expectations, repetitive tasks, micromanagement, work overload, and imbalanced relationships. Signs of burnout include negativism, lower productivity, and absenteeism. Burnout can harm businesses by decreasing customer satisfaction, losing clients, higher turnover rates, and negative company culture. The document recommends that companies implement work-life balance, reward non-financial incentives, develop leadership, and offer counseling services to prevent and address burnout.
This document discusses three types of employees with health issues and how employers should handle each situation.
1. Good employees who want to work within their health limitations. Employers should accommodate them when reasonable but be careful not to set too lax of standards.
2. Employees who cannot do their job due to health issues. Employers should work to compassionately remove them from the organization when their doctor indicates they cannot return to work within a reasonable time frame.
3. Employees whose health issues impact their work but do not wholly prevent it. Employers must aggressively manage these situations to either get the employee to voluntarily leave because the job demands are too high, or terminate them if leave is exhausted or proper documentation is
Retention - How individual managers can idenify who might quit Dr. John Sullivan
This document discusses ways for managers to identify employees who are most likely to quit. It provides 12 factors managers can look for to determine which employees may be considering leaving: conducting stay interviews; searching online profiles and job boards; examining past job tenure; identifying past reasons for quitting; targeting employees in high-turnover jobs; focusing on new hires; recognizing the impact when colleagues leave; looking for career-damaging events; recognizing ending career stages; watching for major life events; identifying those who feel overdue for advancement; and noticing when top performers feel underutilized. It also suggests additional external and internal approaches managers can use, such as monitoring behaviors and talking to well-informed colleagues.
This document discusses 10 ways that employers can lose otherwise winnable employment law cases. These include sending reactive emails without thinking, failing to monitor former employees' access after termination, providing inaccurate testimony at unemployment hearings, not taking employee complaints seriously, failing to properly document actions, giving inaccurate performance evaluations, not ensuring important information reaches HR, mishandling EEOC charges, failing to discipline poor performing employees, and mishandling electronic discovery obligations regarding preserving relevant documents and communications. The document provides examples for each way employers can lose cases and recommends best practices for employers to avoid these pitfalls.
Employee Separation is the discontinuation of his employment contract with the company. The companies and employees must specify valid reasons behind separation. The process may be upsetting for both, company and its employees. Hence, the employee separations should be planned and reasonable.
The employer should provide the required guidance to employees.
The firms may conduct discussions and counselling sessions during separation.
Exit Interviews of the separated employee are conducted. It helps to gather in-depth information about companies strengths and weaknesses.
This document discusses retaining employees and separating employees when necessary. It defines involuntary turnover, which is initiated by the employer, and voluntary turnover, initiated by the employee. Both types of turnover are costly to organizations. The document also discusses developing standardized approaches to discipline and discharge. It explains that job dissatisfaction can lead to job withdrawal behaviors and lower organizational commitment. Organizations need to promote job satisfaction by understanding employees' values and ensuring jobs meet those values in order to retain key talent and prevent voluntary turnover.
In this straightened economic climate, redundancy is a threat faced by millions of UK employees. It is important for employees who may face redundancy to understand their rights. Employees should consult their company's redundancy policy to understand the procedure and their entitlements. Reasons for redundancy must be legally acceptable, such as a job becoming obsolete, and employees cannot be selected due to attributes like union membership. Statutory redundancy pay is calculated based on years of service and weekly pay, up to a maximum of 20 years and £350 per week.
This document proposes an attendance policy for a company. It discusses the importance of attendance and the costs of absenteeism, including lost productivity, overtime pay, temporary worker costs, and lower morale. It recommends establishing a formal written policy that clearly outlines allowable absences and consequences. The proposed policy defines excused and unexcused absences, requires employees to notify their supervisor of any absences, and provides guidelines for disciplinary actions after multiple unexcused absences within a 12-month period, with termination possible after the 9th absence.
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- A recent study found that nearly two-thirds of US companies report their employees have worked more hours over the past three years. Once overtime becomes regular, it becomes the new normal schedule.
- Working overtime can be motivated by a desire to impress bosses and get promotions, handling new projects or company crises, or meeting deadlines. However, long work hours often lead to stress, burnout, family issues, and lower productivity.
- The document provides strategies for avoiding constant overtime, such as prioritizing personal and family goals, communicating limits with bosses, and considering overtime policies during job interviews. Balancing work and other life aspects is important for quality of life.
5 Strategies to Combat the Great ResignationCBIZ, Inc.
COVID-19 has led to the Great Resignation — millions of people, from frontline workers to senior executives, voluntarily quitting their jobs. Looking forward, 23% of employed Americans plan to resign by November 2022.* This article details how your organization can avoid being hit by the mass exodus.
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2. What Is
Employee
Attrition?
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Employee attrition occurs when your workforce
reduces over time as a result of unavoidable
factors such as employee leaving for personal
or professional reasons. Employees are leaving
their jobs at a faster pace than they are being
hired, and this is often beyond the employer's
control.
3. Reasons for
Employee Attrition
Retirement - Employees reach a certain age and make
the decision to retire.
Resignation for personal or life events - Employees may
resign for personal or life reasons unrelated to their jobs.
An employee may, for example, relocate due to the job of
a spouse or partner, or they may have a new child and
choose not to work. Other employees may depart for
personal reasons that the organisation is unaware of.
Employees who have taken a personal leave of absence
are not permitted to return to work.
Switching careers - Employees may choose to go back to
school or change careers.
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4. Final
Thoughts
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Many companies focus primarily on employee turnover
rates, which can lead to the removal of crucial data. You
need to know if your company is losing people, why they
are leaving, and what you can do to replace skill gaps.
According to recent study, most people depart for
reasons that companies might change.
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