Staying power: Why your employees leave and how to keep them longer (Record no. 21808)

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020 ## - INTERNATIONAL STANDARD BOOK NUMBER
International Standard Book Number 978-0999149171
082 ## - DEWEY DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION NUMBER
Classification number 658.3
100 ## - MAIN ENTRY--PERSONAL NAME
Personal name Silletto, Cara
245 ## - TITLE STATEMENT
Title Staying power: Why your employees leave and how to keep them longer
260 ## - PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC.
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Silver Tree Publishing,
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2018.
300 ## - PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
Extent 176p., ref., 23 cm X 15 cm
500 ## - GENERAL NOTE
General note Recommended by: Rasananda Panda
521 ## - TARGET AUDIENCE NOTE
Target audience note Content:<br/><br/>A Letter to My Readers<br/>what Is Staying Power Worth Today?<br/>Chapter 1<br/>The Business Case for Change<br/>The Perfect Storm<br/>The Current Market<br/>Your Internal Customers (a.k.a. Employees)<br/>The Widening Spectrum<br/>Who's the Real Flight Risk?<br/>The True Impact of Turnover<br/>The Overlooked Costs of Turnover<br/>Can Your Business Model Survive?<br/>Subject Matter Expert Scarcity<br/>when Longevity Works Against Employers<br/>why Longevity Works Against Employees<br/>Chapter 2<br/>The Evolution of Our Workforce by Generation<br/>It's Not About Birth Year. It's About Mindset.<br/>Traditionalists (the Silent Generation)<br/>Baby Boomers<br/>Generation X (Gen X)<br/>Millennials (GenY)<br/>GenZ<br/>The Game-Changing Statistic<br/>What's NOT Generational<br/>Exposure to Various Perspectives<br/>A Cultural Consideration<br/>Chapter 3 <br/>what Planet Are They From? <br/>Goldilocks and the Issues-Based Voters <br/>Millennials and the Real Issues on the T.A.B.L.E. <br/>T = Technology<br/>A Musical Timeline<br/>No Coasting Allowed<br/>A = Authority <br/>What Do You Want for Dinner, Kiddo? <br/>An Egalitarian Upbringing He Did what? 82<br/>B = Balance 83<br/>Shifting Family Dynamics 84<br/>The Cell Phone Issue 86<br/>Juggling Personal and Professional Priorities 89<br/>L = Loyalty 9l<br/>What Does Commitment Look Like? 91<br/>CHAPTER 4 <br/>How to Keep Your People Longer 105<br/>Do Not Start Here 105<br/>For the Greater Good 105<br/>Diagnose First: why Are People Leaving? 106<br/>Gather Data and Take Action I07<br/>Now Comes the Hard Part 108<br/>Becoming a M.A.G.N.E.T. Employer 109<br/>M - STRATEGY: Management Effectiveness 110<br/>TACTIC: Develop Your People 111<br/>TACTIC: Communicate Your Expectations ll2<br/>TACTIC: Appreciate Any lob Well Done 115<br/>TACTIC: Listen More ll7<br/>A - STRATEGY: Attraction and Recruiting 118<br/>The (Understandable) Chip on<br/>Gen X Shoulders<br/>Life is Short<br/>E = Entitlement<br/>The Root of Our Abundance<br/>Instant Gratification<br/>Comparing Oneself to a False Competitor<br/>Entitlement on the Other End<br/>of the Spectrum<br/>It's Time to Turn the T.A.B.L.E.s<br/>TACTIC: Know and Improve Your<br/>Employer Brand<br/>TACTIC: Expedite Your Application Process l2I<br/>TACTIC: Put Your Best Foot Forward,<br/>Then Scare Them Away<br/>TACTIC: Streamline the Learning Curve<br/>G - STRATEGY: Guidance Upon Entry<br/>TACTIC: Use Handbooks and<br/>Orientation to Bridge the Gap<br/>TACTIC: Activate Quickly<br/>TACTIC: Check on New Hires Regularly<br/>N - STRATEGY: New Staffing Models<br/>TACTIC: Offer More Scheduling Flexibility<br/>TACTIC: Broaden Your Definition of Advancement<br/>TACTIC: Create More<br/>Advancement Opportunities<br/>TACTIC: Reposition Your Carrots<br/>E - STRATEGY: Empowered Champions<br/>TACTIC: Stop the Blame Game<br/>TACTIC: Identify Retention Specialists<br/>TACTIC: Establish Staff Councils<br/>and Employee Networks<br/>T - STRATEGY: Trust Through Transparency<br/>TACTIC : Enhance Transparency<br/>TACTIC: Bring Back Newsletters<br/>with a Fresh Spin<br/>TACTIC : Implement Stay Interviews<br/>TACTIC: Stop Allowing Staff to<br/>"Eat Their Young"<br/>The Good News<br/>Assume Your Critics Are Right<br/>Yesterday's Luxury Items<br/><br/>
650 ## - SUBJECT ADDED ENTRY--TOPICAL TERM
General subdivision employee retention
-- quality of work life
-- business and management
700 ## - ADDED ENTRY--PERSONAL NAME
Personal name Brown, Leah
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