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The following article is another in our series that examines average employee turnover rates by industry. In this article, we hold the retail industry under a microscope to see what might be affecting employee turnover and retention rates, and why employees in this industry are some fleeting.

While the average[...]

In our previous article, we talked about surprising strategies that will help businesses recruit the best talent. In this article, we discuss the seasonal influence on hiring, and how understanding your recruitment cycle can make recruitment strategies even more effective.

As seasons change, so do recruiting and[...]

In our previous article, we discussed employee retention rate by industry and looked at which industries have the best and worst employee retention rates. In this article, we take a closer look at the healthcare industry.

The turnover rate in the healthcare industry has risen nearly 5% — across all jobs in the[...]

In our previous article, we discussed employee retention rate by industry and looked at which industries have the best and worst employee retention rates. In this article, we take a closer look at employee turnover rates for hotels.

Hotels and motels may spend millions of dollars improving the customer[...]

In our previous article, we discussed employee retention rate by industry and looked at which industries have the best and worst employee turnover rates. In this article, we take a closer look at generational retention rates, and how the millennial generation fulfills and defies their job hopper stereotype.

The holiday season brings a reliable rush of consumerism every year.

To cover the influx of business, many industries beef up their workforce to fulfill the demand. Seasonal hiring has been a part of the HR and recruiting workload for years, but with record-low unemployment, and record-high turnover rates,[...]

As one of the largest generational groups in U.S. history enters retirement age and beyond, caregivers are more in demand than ever. In order to keep up with the growing need, health facilities are reexamining the way they recruit and retain employees.

What does turnover look like in the caregiving industry and[...]

The Atlantic recently wrote a series of articles about Americans’ financial instability and highlighted that nearly half of Americans would have a hard time coming up with $400 to cover a sudden expense.

It’s no secret raising children is expensive.

Recently, a story about Austin Wilson, a senior at the University of Kansas, circulated on the Internet.

As the story reads, Wilson needed $600 for rent in his new apartment, but he didn’t have the money. His money shortage wasn’t for lack of trying though.