Employee Retention and Turnover Management

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These flashcards cover key concepts of employee retention, turnover management, and organizational justice, based on lecture notes.

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What is the importance of satisfied employees in an organization?

Satisfied employees are linked to increased retention rates and overall organizational performance.

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Consistency

The procedures are applied consistently across time and persons.

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Bias Suppression

The procedures are applied by a person who has no vested interest in the outcome and no prior prejudices regarding the individual.

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Information Accuracy

The procedure is based on information that is perceived to be true.

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Correctability

The procedure has built-in safeguards that allow one to appeal mistakes or bad decisions.

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Representativeness

The procedure is informed by the concerns of all groups or stakeholders (co workers , customers, owners)affected by the decision,including the individual being dismissed.

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Ethically

The procedure is consistent with prevailing moral standards as they pertain to issues like invasion of privacy or deception.

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Explanation

Emphasize aspects of procedural fairness that justify the decision.

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Social sensitivity

Treat the person with dignity and respect

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Consideration

Listen to the person concerns

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Empathy

Identify with the persons feelings

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What are involuntary turnover and voluntary turnover?

Involuntary turnover is initiated by the organization, while voluntary turnover is initiated by the employee.

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What are the potential consequences of failing to address employee misconduct?

Failure to address misconduct can lead to severe repercussions for the organization, including legal action and damage to reputation.

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What is the employment at will doctrine?

The employment at will doctrine allows either the employer or employee to terminate the employment relationship at any time for any reason.

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What factors influence perceptions of procedural justice?

Perceptions of procedural justice are influenced by consistency, bias avoidance, accuracy, correctability, representativeness, and ethical considerations.

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What is the significance of progressive discipline programs?

Progressive discipline programs provide a structured approach to addressing employee behavior before termination, enhancing fairness and reducing legal risk.

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Why is a supportive workplace culture important?

A supportive workplace culture enhances employee satisfaction and reduces turnover by fostering teamwork and respect.

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How can employee assistance programs (EAPs) help organizations?

EAPs assist employees with personal problems, improving overall job performance and reducing turnover due to personal issues.

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What is prosocial motivation?

Prosocial motivation refers to the desire to help others through one's work, enhancing job satisfaction and commitment.

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What is the role of pay satisfaction in employee retention?

Pay satisfaction significantly influences retention, as employees frequently leave for better compensation, highlighting the need for competitive salary structures.