Better Employee Retention Helps you to Maintain an Optimal Workforce

High employee turnover can be bad for business. It can create unease, affect morale and cost a company in both time and recruitment fees to find a suitable staff replacement.

Employee turnover is a natural aspect of any business, but high turnover can be a challenge for any Human Resource team. Every employee that leaves takes a significant chunk of your time to process. By using a pay-for-performance system it prevents taking awaying time to find new employees by compensating the right employees with the correct amount of STI (short term incentive) ultimately creating a lower employee turnover.

Retain your Employees with Pay-for-Performance

The time required to find and interview new staff can be costly to your business. Reading through CVs, using a recruitment agency and conducting multiple interviews can take hours away from production time.

The secret to retaining the best and most effective employees is recognising your top performers and compensate them accordingly. According to Giga Information Group, retention can be improved with pay-for-performance – by up to 27%.

Employees are in retrospect able to control their financial situation. This enables managers to avoid overcompensation of under performers, a mistake that frequently leads to top performers leaving with complaints of unfair treatment.

Benefits of Employee Retention with Pay-for-Performance

REDUCE TURNOVER HASSLE

Every employee that leaves takes a significant amount of time to process, not to mention the time you spend searching for their replacement.

REDUCE TRAINING TIME

After finding a new employee it takes even more time to onboard them and finally, you have to train new employees which can be time consuming.

INCREASE OVERALL PRODUCTIVITY

After finding a new employee it can take 1-2 years for a new employee to reach the level of productivity of the employee they replaced.

SAVING ON COST

Employees constantly moving in and out mean potential significant costs associated with exit packages, recruitment, training and talent acquisition.