This spring, 224 Oakland County employers of all sizes and industries responded to a groundbreaking survey on employee turnover in southeast Michigan.
The results paint a comprehensive picture of the causes of staff turnover in southeast Michigan, as well as potential gaps in the development of career pathways for employees throughout their organizations. This includes barriers people face that inhibit their work success.
You are invited to a special briefing on the survey, to be held on Aug. 6., 2019, at the L. Brooks Patterson Executive Office Building in Waterford. Oakland County Michigan Works! and Workforce Intelligence Network executives will discuss a range of survey findings, including:
Employee turnover rates and related costs
Effective management and communication strategies
Removal of barriers to work success
Employee training, including onboarding programs
Promotion pathways
Employee feedback mechanisms
In addition to the survey results, you will learn about the related services and programs offered by Oakland County Michigan Works! and the Department of Economic Development & Community Affairs, designed to measure and improve employee satisfaction and increase your employee retention rates, including:
Oakland County Business Resource Network, launched earlier this year and designed to provide qualified employees with resources to overcome a range of barriers to ongoing employment.
Business Performance Assessment Survey, designed for company management and employees to evaluate assumptions, identify potential issues and assess employee satisfaction with a number of facets related to the operation of a business.
The Business of Leadership workshop series, designed to help executives master the leadership and people skills critical to employee satisfaction and the overall success of a growing business.
Additional Info
L. Brooks Patterson Executive Office Building Conference Center 2100 Pontiac Lake Road Building 41W Waterford,
MI48328United States