Are cost-containment strategies and employee satisfaction mutually exclusive when it comes to retention?
The short answer is an emphatic “no,” but there are nuances to evaluate along the road to managing both areas.
Are cost-containment strategies and employee satisfaction mutually exclusive when it comes to retention?
The short answer is an emphatic “no,” but there are nuances to evaluate along the road to managing both areas.
Bruce Shutan is an Employee Benefit News contributing writer based in Portland, Oregon.
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