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Over 40 per cent of India's workforce will quit their current jobs within the next six months - TimesJobs.Com Attrition rate is the biggest threat to corporate security in India because of competing interests Businessline.com The cost of hiring a fresh employee is 7 times more than retaining an existing employee. On average, attrition costs companies 18 months’ salary for each manager or professional who leaves (1). i.e Infosys, which had appox 7,833 - Ipsos-Reid (2) leaving in Q1 of 2010 and an avg. Pay package of 5.7lk per annum - DQ-IDC Salary Survey (3), lost 446cr. in 3 months! Economic times
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• Over 40 per cent of India's workforce will quit their current jobs within the next six months - TimesJobs.Com

• Attrition rate is the biggest threat to corporate security in India because of competing interests Businessline.com

• The cost of hiring a fresh employee is 7 times more than retaining an existing employee.

• On average, attrition costs companies 18 months’ salary for each manager or professional who leaves

(1). i.e Infosys, which had appox 7,833 - Ipsos-Reid (2) leaving in Q1 of 2010 and an avg. Pay package of 5.7lk per annum - DQ-IDC Salary Survey (3), lost 446cr. in 3 months! Economic times

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Attrition Rate (%) = (E / T) * 100

E = No. Of employees left in a monthT = Total number of employees in a month

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Bonds – Mainly 2 Years

Empowerment through decentralization

Flexible Timings

Employee Welfare Measures

Performance Based Incentives

Continuous Feedbacks

Open Door Policy Regular Training

Team Building Exercise

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• Employee First Customer Second.

• Designing the work culture in such a way that the diverse backgrounds are Dealt with.

•Motivation, Recognition, Exposure

• Quarterly Feedbacks Exit Interview Feedbacks

• Proper balance between Professional and Personal relationship with the employee

• Subsidize Education and Certification

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CREDITS

Project Submitted By : Abhimanyu Sahai PGP01003Arun Marik PGP01014

K Sandeep Goud PGP01019Kapil Agrawal PGP01020Ritesh Kumar PGP01032Sourabh Modi PGP01040Swati Choudhari PGP01043

Project Mentored By:Proff. Pushpendra Priyadrshi

Special Thanks TO:Our Friends from Industry

All PGP students who have experience

THANK YOU ALL


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