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Incentive solutions that deliver results. 13 Feb 2015

Talent retention –A business imperative

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SALES INCENTIVES|PERFORMANCE REWARDS|EVENTS COMMUNICATION|INCENTIVE TRAVEL

BRAZIL | EGYPT | GHANA |INDIA | INDONESIA | KENYA | MAURITIUS | NIGERIA | SOUTH AFRICA |SWITZERLAND | UGANDA

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We exist to help our clients,

and their people, WIN

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MILLENIALS

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We exist to help our clients,

and their people, WIN

By 2020, millennials will be

50% of the global workforce.

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WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT?

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Millennials want a management style and corporate culture that is markedly different to that of baby boomers.

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Millennials tend to be uncomfortable with rigid corporate structures and turned off by information silos. .

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They have an affinity with the digital world. Technology and social media is their currency and everything else needs to fit. .

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WHO CARES?

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JUST HIRE ANOTHER ONE

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OR NOT

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To replace an engaged employee costs between

60%-200% of the employee’s total annual salary.

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HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE?

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Hiring is a time consuming process: each candidate needs to be carefully examined and considered

Training: new recruit training is an essential element in the hiring process

“Defection”: it is likely that if an employee leaves your organisation, they may be employed by a competitor

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WHY DO PEOPLE ABANDON SHIP?

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The reason that 95% of people leave their jobs is because they don’t feel valued.

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No Engagement

Research shows that 70% of employees

are disengaged or actively disengaged.

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If you compare your company to ten crew in a boat, only three of them are paddling to go forward, five are there for the ride, and two are actively trying to sink the boat.

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MORE REASON WHY TALENT RETENTION IS AN IMPERATIVE

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20-30% better than

those who don’t.

ROI: Businesses across the size spectrum that retain their top talent perform on average

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Recent research has revealed that engaged staff are

480%more committed to helping the company succeed.

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HOW TO RETAIN YOUR TOP TALENT

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STRIVE TO BECOME A “BEST EMPLOYER”

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Best Employers drive:

• higher engagement, • higher retention rate, • higher revenue growth, • Greater shareholder value• Consistent long term

performance.

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LEAD FROM THE FRONT

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Genuinely Care About & Recognise Your Workforce

By showing a real interest in your workforce you actively demonstrate that you value them and their contribution to the business.

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Act With IntegrityLeaders actively living the values of their own company set a great example

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Demonstrate Competence Teaching and mentoring demonstrate that the leadership is happy to invest in the future of the company

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PRACTICAL TIPS TO START THE BALL ROLLING

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• Build relationships and communicate with employees regularly• Build good recruitment processes• Build morale and provide a work environment that is

comfortable and pleasing• Build respect: it is important that employees respect their

direct supervisors as well as company leadership• Always, always treat employees fairly• Recognise and reward behaviour that reflects good work habits

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This requires Introspection

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Consultation with staff

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Planning

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Recognition & Reward programme(soft and hard rewards)

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Proven Expert intervention

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