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HR STRATEGIES

The Five Big Strategies

There are five Strategies critical to successfully executing your overall strategic HR plan. If you miss one, most likely some of the other strategies will suffer. These strategies will have an impact on who you hire and the way your employees feel about your company. They define the benefits and programs you provide to the employees that a them that educate, develop and empower them. The results are intended to increase employee satisfaction, performance and retention.  In addition, these programs will enhance the employee’s experiences, interactions and communication with management.

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So why are these strategies so important to your company? Your employees’ performance and attitude affect every part of your business. Happy employees have a higher commitment to their job, go above and beyond the call of duty and have better attendance. They carry these attitudes through their interactions with your customers and interact more positively. Employee’s behaviors can affect your financial outcomes as well. Loyal employees seek ways to work more efficiently, cut costs and provide valuable feedback for improved results. On the contrary, high turnover rates are linked with increased HR cost associated to recruiting and new hire training that negatively impact your bottom line. And lastly, disgruntle employees retaliate against their employers resulting in discrimination claims and lawsuits, not to mention bad press.  

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Your HR strategies are not only good for employees, but good your bottom line. To be competitive in today’s market, companies need to develop and implement strategic initiatives that capture behaviors and trends in the industry. Being proactive rather than reactive will determine your competitive advantage and this is true regardless of your company size.  

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The Five Big Strategies: 

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  • Recruitment Strategies

  • Compensation Strategies

  • Training and Development Strategies

  • Retaining Top Talent Strategies

  • Managing Risks

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