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As the job market becomes ripe with new opportunities, the mass exodus of workers carries on: In April, the share of U.S. workers leaving their jobs was 2.7%, the highest level since the year 2000, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.
Companies that want to maintain — and even grow — their workforces need to discover the root reasons for employee turnover, and put their best resources into solving these problems that creates an environment worth investing in.
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