Keeping Your Valuable Employees

Keeping Your Valuable Employees

Retention Strategies for Your Organization's Most Important Resource

by Suzanne Dibble

284 pages· 1999· ISBN 9780471320531
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The Essential Guide to the Most Crucial Challenge Facing Twenty-First Century Human Resources Management "This book offers a practical, realistic approach to keeping the best employees. It draws on good theory and offers excellent advice." --Dave Ulrich, Professor of Business, University of Michigan, and coauthor of Organizational Capability "Business owners who agonize over attracting and retaining employees will find a wealth of information. Suzanne understands how to apply today's best ideas in human resources management to businesses large and small." --E. Jill Pollock, President, Pollock Consulting Group, Inc., and Chair, Small Business Association of Michigan "A two-year Gallup study found that companies with a positive workforce reported higher profits, productivity, and lower turnover. Every organization would like these results. Suzanne shares her human resources experience and provides hands-on tools for retaining those people who are key to an organization's success. It is an easy-to-read, practical guide for working with today's and tomorrow's employees." --Hunter A. Pickens, President, The Pickens Group, Ltd.

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