Retention Institute Founder to Discuss What Drives Retention
Richard Finnegan to Speak at SHRM Annual Conference on What Drives Retention Across All Industries? Accountability!

PETERBOROUGH, NH, June 12, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Annually the Society for Human Resource Management hosts a conference surrounding the Human Resource profession. Whether it be international hr relations or strategic talent management, SHRM is sure to cover full spectrum of HR functions, and at this years' SHRM Conference Retention Institute founder and author of "Rethinking Retention in Good Times and Bad" Richard Finnegan will be discussing what drives Retention. Finnegan's session, titled "What Drives Retention Across All Industries? Accountability!" - being held on June 30th at 10 AM.

Accountability generates universal power for a versatile range of practices - from sales to service - so it is understandable that it is powerful resource for retention, effectively reducing an organization's turnover. This session will cover specific retention roles for executives, managers, supervisors, HR, trainers, vendors, and even finance - leaving you with the knowledge that will help your organization, allowing you to fully leverage authority to retain a workforce that shows results.

Join Finnegan as he presents examples on how HR managers have influenced executives to set retention goals down to first-line leaders in their organizations and how these organizations have successfully reduced turnover to effectively retain a talent workforce.

Human capital is a major strategic asset and is key to competitiveness. In a recent study involving top executives from 1,000 leading companies, their greatest staffing concern was retention - with an understanding that good workers can find better jobs in any economy. Following numerous efforts throughout this recession to raise the labor market, jobs are seemingly on the rebound, and those unemployed and employed alike are searching for any opportunities that are out there - meaning with more opportunities emerging retaining your talented workforce may be even harder than you think.

Immediately following his presentation, Finnegan will sign copies of his book at the onsite SHRM bookstore. For more information about The Retention Institute, and to access free whitepapers and webinars on retention, visit www.retentioninstitute.com.

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